IL IL- Nanette Hartman, 14, Stabbed with Butcher knives 62 times @ home, Aurora, *New Initiative, DNA*

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2 June 1965
Sept 17 2022
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Column: Aurora cold case killing, nearly six decades old, ‘absolutely has a shot’ at being solved

As cold cases go, this Aurora killing had all but become frozen in time. June 2, 1965, to be exact. That’s when a 14-year-old girl named Nanette Hartman, finishing up her final days at Simmons Junior High School, was stabbed to…
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Clipping found in The Telegraph published in Alton, Illinois on 6/4/1965.
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62 times?! Mercy. :(
 
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DNA is currently being tested from the crime scene, and they are awaiting the results. Hopefully there will finally be closure for her family. Her 94-year-old mother is still alive.

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Column: Aurora detective still waiting on DNA results in hopes of solving cold-case killing

Editor’s note: This column is part of the Faces of 2022 series looking back at those in the news in the Aurora area this year. Fifty-seven years after a 14-year-old Aurora girl was stabbed to death – a killing that made…
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