Tiny particles of pollen may help Maryland cold case detectives crack a young woman’s murder four decades ago.
The breakthrough came in the 1976 Woodlawn Jane Doe case thanks to recently analyzed pollen found on the victim’s clothing that suggests she is from Boston,WJZ-TV reported Saturday.
The analysis determined the pollen, a blend of cedar and mountain hemlock, was linked to the Arnold Arboretum in Boston.
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Glad someone's old case might get solved only because Salisbury and this area aren't concerned about cold case murders or missing persons, some going back to the 70's !
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