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'He won't be a John Doe anymore': OPP use new DNA testing to solve 21-year-old cold case

OPP have used new DNA technology to solve a 21-year-old cold case near Amherstburg, Ont. The new testing has led to the identification of the remains of a man found in 2003.

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Jan 06 2025
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'He won't be a John Doe anymore': OPP use new DNA testing to solve 21-year-old cold case

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