Shocking Revelation: Tacoma Police Uncover Hidden Truth In Local Cold Case

Webon august 4, 1986, jennifer bastian didn’t come home from a bicycle ride through point defiance park in tacoma, washington.

Webpolice collected dna from hartman's brother by following him to a restaurant where he was having dinner and collecting a straw he used, cold case detective steve.

Webdetectives gene miller and lindsey wade of tacoma police worked in the cold case unit to bring justice for two girls murdered in 1986.

Webhow a dna law named after two tacoma girls helped link an executed killer to a murder case that had been cold for nearly four decades.

Webpolice just used a napkin to find a suspect.

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Webinvestigators chased down leads for years, but eventually the murders went cold until tacoma police detective lindsey wade took a new look at the case.

Weblaw enforcement tailing a suspect only to obtain discarded dna and solve a cold case finds recent precedent in the case of the golden state killer.

Weblindsey wade, former homicide and cold case detective with the tacoma police department, is writing a book about some of the cases she worked, including.