In 1995, the victims of the Sadis killed. He was a woman whose body was kept in an ice -catcher, which floats in the Irros canal in the Northern California area. Now thanks to DNA technology, the authorities have been able to find out its identity.
As we quoted from the Los Angeles Times, researchers said the body of the victim had been in the water for several months and had been rotten. There were signs of the victims being mistreated until it was most likely the victims of the murder.
For nearly 3 decades, the policy could not reveal the identity of the victim, who was lady in the fridge. The cases cannot be broken. Fortunately thanks to technological advances, the authorities in the past have been able to find out who the victims are.
Her name is Amanda Lynn Schumann Deza, a mother of 3 children living in the Bay Area. At the time of his death, he was only 29 years old. "Our team is very happy when it comes to DNA, identifying the victims and their family and can contact them," said Sherriff Patrick Withrow.
Using the Methods of Investigations, the combination of DNA analysis, genealogy and historical recitation, the policy succeeded in revealing the identity of the victim and his family allowed it. Hopefully this can reveal who killed him.
DNA itself is in every single cell of the human body and can be recorded in various ways, including through saliva, blood and sweat. In four decades since the DNA profile was introduced, advances in science and technology have produced more accurate analysis.
"It's hard to investigate who the killer is if the victim is not known. When it is identified like this, you can investigate their lives and its details. That will usually bring us to who killed him," said Linda Jimenez's policy.
The victim was known to break up with her husband at the time of his death and the last time he appeared in his apartment with someone. His own family did not report that he was gone. "His family was worried, but he didn't act far," Jimenez said.