A DNA breakthrough has led to the arrest of a man in the cold case murders of two Alabama teens 20 years ago.
Coley McCraney, 45, was arrested on Saturday for the murders of Tracie Hawlett and J.B. Beasley.
The two 17-year-old girls were found dead in the trunk of J.B.'s car in 1999, a day after being reported missing by their families. They vanished on their way home from party in Ozark, Alabama.
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Head of the SPD Duncan and Md State Police need to take this to heart follow up on unsolved murders in the Salisbury area as well as missing persons in this area, their are decades unsolved---WAKE UP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think it's unethical to use DNA from a genealogy site. These people didn't pay these companies to have them spy on them and I'm not saying this while condoning that POS who allegedly raped and murdered those girls. First it was 123 and Me stealing your DNA for "medical purposes" and now this.
Unconstitutional.
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