The remains of the woman, known as "Midtown Jane Doe," were found buried in a basement in 2003. WNBC's Marc Santia reports. DNA from a 9/11 victim helped New York police identity a woman killed in ...
The identity of a New York teenage girl who was murdered in the late 1960s has been identified after the case went cold for over a decade and her DNA was linked to a 9/11 victim's mother, police said.
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK: After two decades of mystery surrounding the identity of a woman found entombed in cement at a former Hell's Kitchen hot spot, NYPD detectives have finally made a breakthrough.
Midtown Jane Doe’ finally identified after 50 years using DNA from 9/11 victim’s mother - Now the victim has been identified, ...
NYPD detectives have finally ID’d the remains of a woman found mysteriously entombed in cement at a former famed Hell’s Kitchen hot spot 20 years ago — and they were eerily helped along by a ...
In February 2003, workers preparing the basement of a Manhattan building for demolition made a gruesome discovery: the skeleton of a teenage girl rolled up in carpet and buried in a concrete tomb.
A 9/11 victim's DNA helped identify a murdered girl 21 years after construction workers found her skull at a famous New York club. The remains of 16-year-old Patricia Kathleen McGlone, last seen in ...
A cold case murder left unsolved for over five decades has had a significant breakthrough after the victim was identified in an unusual twist after assessing the DNA of the mother of one of her ...