leilarose68
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I wish DNA Doe Project could look at her case
As of now the DNA testing making good progress considering the previous backlog.I wish DNA Doe Project could look at her case
Ice, you're back -- I thought you had dropped off of WS a while ago. So glad to see you, you've done so much work on this case. [emoji4]As of now the DNA testing making good progress considering the previous backlog.
Results are "expected in April," coming from Akron PD.
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Hopefully the profile is sufficient enough that another agency doesn't need to try again.
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Can only do so much while waiting for results! I've just been lurking here, I post updates occasionallyIce, you're back -- I thought you had dropped off of WS a while ago. So glad to see you, you've done so much work on this case. [emoji4]
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I wish DNA Doe Project could look at her case
I need to make a correction to the original post.
The date of death as listed on the cemetery index is February 5, 1974, not 1975. So they estimated she was deceased for up to one year when she was found on February 5, 1975. She was found in winter so I would hope they took that into account, meaning it could be longer. This narrows out a few suggestions already.
In regards to who handles the cold cases at the county coroner's, they're certainly making progress in the rape kit department..
I am attempting to contact the city of Strongsville now.
I believe all 3 women were looked in to, I know Sharon Pretorius for sure. I'm pretty sure Cross was too but I'm not familiar with her.I found three cases from 1973 (some months before the early 1974 supossed murder date):
Sharon Pretorius (somebody already found her in other post) https://www.findthemissing.org/en/cases/7424/0/
Hazel Cross: https://www.findthemissing.org/en/cases/20779/1/
Charlotte Brown: https://www.findthemissing.org/en/cases/7540/2/
Pretorius was 13 years old and Cross and Brown were in her twenties.
I watched the presser, and was disappointed that they went around the horn to congratulate themselves, but didn’t say word #1 about the one person who was the prime mover in the resolution of this case - Christina Scates.
If not for Christina’s curiosity, today’s press conference would not have taken place.
I watched the presser, and was disappointed that they went around the horn to congratulate themselves, but didn’t say word #1 about the one person who was the prime mover in the resolution of this case - Christina Scates.
If not for Christina’s curiosity, today’s press conference would not have taken place.