In this update episode of The D-Lo Show, Ryan breaks the silence on the most controversial cases we’ve covered in the Yakima Valley.
We start with the "Where Are They Now?" segment, delivering critical updates on Angel Luis Olivares, whose recent arrest for the murder of Juan Pablo Acosta has reopened old wounds from 2016. We also reveal the current status of Joseph William Brooks (the 1975 murderer of Linda Madison), the shocking clemency granted to William Floyd Kincaid, and the quiet aftermath of the Kimberly Hansen self-defense case.
Then, we pivot to the science of justice. Using the infamous Idaho 4 investigation as a blueprint, Ryan breaks down how Investigative Genetic Genealogy (IGG) used a single touch of DNA on a Ka-Bar knife sheath to hunt down a killer.
If science can solve that, why is the murder of Jerene Matta still a cold case? We dig into the "mysterious female DNA" found at her scene and explore the barriers—money, time, and privacy laws—that keep the truth locked away in databases.
In this episode:
Case Updates: Brooks, Kincaid, Hansen, and Olivares.
The Blueprint: How a knife snap in Idaho changed modern detective work.
The Question: Can IGG technology solve Yakima's "Queen of Spades" murder?
The Cost: Why privacy concerns at companies like 23andMe are slowing down justice.
🔊 Tune in for a hard look at the technology that could end the silence.
