Westmoreland County investigators will tap into advanced DNA testing in an attempt to formulate new leads or identify suspects as part of an effort to solve violent crime cold cases.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Texas lab to use advanced DNA testing to help Westmoreland investigators with cold cases
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