Ozarks Unsolved: New DNA technology gives fresh leads in Pulaski County cold case 13 years later | KY3
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Article written by Ciara Folkerts
Investigators in Pulaski County, Missouri, are utilizing new DNA technology to advance a cold case involving the discovery of a child's skull 13 years ago. Recent forensic analysis has revealed the child likely had South Asian ancestry, prompting further investigation into their identity and background.
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The article is well-structured and provides an objective overview of a significant development in a cold case, meeting journalistic standards. It effectively communicates the new forensic findings that may help identify a previously unidentified child victim.
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