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Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, utilizing forensic genetic genealogy. Anselmo was found dead with severe head trauma, and if alive today, Anderson would face charges of 1st Degree Murder and 1st Degree Rape.
Spokane Police have identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, who was found dead from blunt force trauma. Investigators utilized Forensic Genetic Genealogy to link Anderson to the crime, which involved severe head trauma and indications of sexual assault. Authorities would seek first-degree murder and rape charges against him if he were still alive.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, who was found dead from blunt force trauma. Utilizing Forensic Genetic Genealogy, detectives linked Anderson to the crime, and had he been alive, he would face charges of first-degree murder and rape.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, using forensic genetic genealogy. Anselmo was found dead from blunt force trauma and sexual assault in an alley on January 3, 1997. Authorities would charge Anderson with first-degree murder and first-degree rape if he were alive today.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, utilizing Forensic Genetic Genealogy. Anderson, who is now deceased, would face charges of 1st Degree Murder and 1st Degree Rape if alive today. Detectives urge anyone with additional information to contact Crime Check.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, utilizing Forensic Genetic Genealogy. Anselmo's body was discovered in an alley with severe head trauma, and Anderson would face charges of 1st Degree Murder and 1st Degree Rape if he were alive today. Authorities urge anyone with additional information to contact Crime Check.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, utilizing Forensic Genetic Genealogy. Anderson, now deceased, would face charges of 1st Degree Murder and 1st Degree Rape if alive today. Anyone with information on the case is encouraged to contact Crime Check.
Spokane Police have identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo. Utilizing Forensic Genetic Genealogy, detectives linked Anderson, now deceased, to the crime, which involved severe head trauma and sexual assault. The police seek information about the case, urging the public to contact Crime Check.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, utilizing Forensic Genetic Genealogy methods. Anderson, now deceased, would face charges of first-degree murder and first-degree rape if alive today. Investigators continue to seek additional information regarding the case.
Spokane Police have identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, utilizing forensic genetic genealogy. Anselmo's body was discovered with severe head trauma and signs of sexual assault, leading to a homicide ruling. If alive today, Anderson would face charges of first-degree murder and rape.