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After 30 years, the mystery of “Castleberry Kate” is solved—thanks to genetic genealogy and a DNA Doe Project breakthrough. Sonya Alice Langan, 17 or 18 when she vanished in 1982, was confirmed as the victim of homicide after a bullet was found in her skull. Law enforcement, backed by federal funding, partnered with the nonprofit to trace her identity through DNA databases, finally giving her family closure and reigniting the hunt for her killer. This case is just one example of how modern science and public DNA contributions are bringing justice to cold cases.
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