Police in Ohio credited recent breakthroughs in DNA technology as they announced an arrest in a cold-case murder of a teenage girl whose naked body was found near an outdoor music venue in Cleveland more than three decades ago.
Cuyahoga Falls police said 67-year-old James Zastawnik, of Cleveland was taken into custody last week and charged with first-degree felony murder.
Police were called to an area near Blossom Music Center five days before Christmasin 1987 after the nude body of 17-year-old Barbara Blatnik was found.
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2 comments:
It's good he was finally caught,but sooner or later the legal aspects of the form people sign when they go on any public DNA sites when they send a swab to have it analysed will be under scrutiny by the Supreme Court.When the Supreme Court upholds that disclaimer everyone who has ever been arrested because they were identified by virtue of one of those public sites will be released.Ancestry sites may as well not even provide a promise of confidentiality form in their packet.
Going to take this same amount of time to get to the truth about this Corona crap!
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