34 years ago, Wichita Kansas police collected evidence they never through would solve a case that went cold. Listen this week as Steve and Hannah discuss the brutal murder of 20-year-old Krista Martin as it lay dormant until advances in technology aided in the identification of the suspect. Though the killer died in a 1999 car crash, investigators tracked down family members after genetic genealogy opened the case back up, obtained DNA samples, and gave Krista’s family justice.
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Krista Martin: Police solve 34-year-old cold case murder of Kansas woman | CNN
SOLVING KRISTA MARTIN: Genealogy helps identify out-of-state man - KAKE
Police identify suspect in woman's murder 34 years after her death (msn.com)
Wichita police identify suspect in 34-year-old homicide case (kwch.com)
Police resolve 34-year-old cold case in assault and death of Kansas woman | Local | kq2.com
Using DNA, Wichita police solve decades old cold case murder | Wichita Eagle (kansas.com)
Murdered: Krista Martin | Wichita, KS | Uncovered
Krista Martin: Police solve 34-year-old cold case murder of Kansas woman | CNN
