DNA links Mantua Township man to cold case murders of 2 Camden County women
Investigators used genetic genealogy and family swabs to identify Schooley, with prosecutors saying the DNA profile matched both crime scenes with probable cause.
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Today’s audio update: Decades-old cold case solved, N.J. lifting restrictions on nuclear power
Hey there New Jersey! Here’s your audio update highlighting the state lifting its longstanding restrictions on nuclear power.We’ll also tell you about how detectives in Camden County solved a cold case from the 1990s involving the murders of two young women and a congressman’s attempt to take action against toll evaders.
DNA Evidence Identifies Suspect in Decades-Old Cold Case New Jersey Murders
A breakthrough in DNA testing connects one man to two killings more than 30 years laterMarebeth Welsh, 24 (left); Jennifer Persia, 16 (right)Credit: Camden CountyNEED TO KNOWDNA evidence has identified Francis T. Schooley as the suspect in the 1993 and 1994 killings of Marebeth Welsh and Jennifer Persia, prosecutors saidInvestigators linked the cases decades later using advances in DNA testing and genetic genealogyAuthorities say Schooley, who d…
Decades-old South Jersey murders linked by new DNA testing; suspect identified
The cases involve the killings of Marebeth Welsh in 1993 and Jennifer Persia in 1994. Authorities said advances in investigative genetic genealogy connected the crimes and pointed to the same individual as the suspect.
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