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16-year-old Theresa Fusco went missing after a shift at a roller rink ー her body later found beaten and naked. 40 years later, authorities believe they found the suspect. Now, families of two other girls who went missing around that time want answers.

Byron Pitts visits @othram for an on-site interview as the episode examines how Othram’s forensic DNA technology helped unravel the murder of Theresa Fusco and exposed a wrongful conviction that sent three men to prison for more than two decades.

 

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