Ireland Ireland - Sophie Toscan du Plantier, 39, murdered, County Cork, 23 Dec 1996

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Sorry to overpost my internet stopped working last night just as I was getting into it lol... posting this article:

"A recently rediscovered witness statement is now being called by detectives as potentially a key point. It tells of a panicked early-morning cell phone call on the day of the murder in which a woman said that something awful had happened. Investigators have singled out the caller and plan to re-interview her as her story might prove beneficial in confirming the forensic timeline constructed on the basis of current analyses. This new push is the best hope in years for the family of Sophie, which has long been expecting truth and accountability. With the changing of the tools used in forensic methods and a previously cold case drawing new information, the Ireland of the most notorious cold case is getting closer to closure again, evidence that even decades later science can still give voice to the voiceless."

New Witness and Advances in DNA give the 29-year-old Sophie Toscan du Plantier Murder Case a new Life.

Nearly 30 years later, new witness testimony and advanced DNA technology breathe fresh hope into Ireland's infamous Sophie Toscan du Plantier cold case.

legaldesire.com

I hadn't seen this article, thank you so much @Lalalacasbah

Wow at max 5 dna profiles have been extracted ,this is really hopeful

I wonder is the caller , the lady neighbour who discovered her body