Woman found dead in small US town identified decades later thanks to advances in forensic genetic genealogy

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The remains of a woman found in a small Massachusetts town in 1978 were identified more than four decades after her death using “old fashioned police work” — and help from advances in forensic genetic genealogy, officials announced Monday.

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