How a Discarded Cigarette Led to an Arrest in Idaho Teen Angie Dodge’s Cold Case Murder

Judy Rybak; Lindsey Schwartz; Elena DiFiore; Angie Dodge; Gregory McLaughlin; Greg Hampikian

How a Discarded Cigarette Led to an Arrest in Idaho Teen Angie Dodge’s Cold Case Murder

Judy Rybak
, Lindsey Schwartz
, Elena DiFiore
, Angie Dodge
, Gregory McLaughlin
, Greg Hampikian

Biological Sciences

CBS

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Abstract

 When Carol Dodge's daughter Angie was murdered in the summer of 1996, she thought the killer would be brought to justice quickly. Idaho Falls Police had his DNA -- a pristine sample.
 
 But for nearly two decades police couldn't find a match to the DNA, so in 2014, then-case Detective Patrick McKenna searched a small DNA database owned by Ancestry.com, which used to be public, and got a hit. 

Original language	American English
State	Published - 9 Nov 2019

EGS Disciplines

Forensic Science and Technology

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