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Rudy Canoza <
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White women who breed with blacks always wind up beaten, raped and killed. Not in dispute.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — A pregnant woman who was found dead in 1992
in a northeastern Indiana basement has been identified through
forensic genetic genealogy and DNA provided by her father,
authorities said Thursday.
The woman was identified as Tabetha Ann Murlin of Fort Wayne,
who was about 26 weeks pregnant at the time of her death, said
Allen County Coroner Dr. E. Jon Brandenberger.
“This is Tabetha’s day, and you’ve been waiting to have a day
for her for all this time,” the coroner said at a news
conference attended by some of Murlin’s relatives nearly 32
years after her body was discovered.
Brandenberger said Murlin would have been 23 when a construction
worker found her decomposed body wrapped in a blanket in May
1992 in the flooded basement of a home being renovated in Fort
Wayne.
Investigators estimated the then-unidentified woman died between
late 1991 and early 1992.
Authorities were unable to identify the body at the time, but
they renewed that effort in 2016 before it was exhumed in March
2017 to collect DNA samples for analysis.
A nearly complete DNA profile was eventually extracted and
initially uploaded to a database of offenders before it was
uploaded in January to genealogical databases, officials said. A
forensic genealogy company was then able to identify Murlin’s
father, her late mother and two aunts.
Murlin’s identity was confirmed after her father submitted a
sample of his DNA for testing in January, authorities said.
The cause and manner of Murlin’s death have not been determined
and the investigation into her death is continuing, officials
said Thursday.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/pregnant-woman-found-dead- indiana-1992-identified-fathers-dna-rcna139283
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