From the cases of Christine Jessop to the “Danforth Lady,” here are some of the city’s brutal murders that were solved with help of the tool.
The emergence of a powerful forensic tool has helped Toronto police crack some of the city’s most high-profile cold cases in recent years — many of which were once thought unsolvable.
On Thursday, police announced an arrest in the 2006 brutal murder of 21-year-old Patrick Santos, who was found bound and taped in the backyard of a Scarborough home. Last week, investigators revealed breakthroughs in two separate cases by identifying the remains of two women.
Both women’s remains were identified through the Project 31 IGG investigations that were selected in 2022.
If anyone could build a cat DNA-profiling system, it would be them. But this was still going to be a huge amount of work.
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