Sweden - Suspect arrested in 21-year-old double murder cold case, Härnösand, 10 April 2026

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Sweden Herald: Man arrested for 2005 double murder in Brattås
(pub. 8.4.2026)
A 45-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of a high-profile double murder in Brattås in 2005. He was identified after DNA-based genealogy was used in the investigation.
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It's not the first time swedish police has used geneology to solve unsolved murders, and I am myself happy it's being used more. Another famous case that was solved by geneology was the 2004 case of another double murder, that time in Linköping.
 
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