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How a Fontana Detective Solved a 40-Year-Old Cold Case with a Wingstop Cup

How a Fontana Detective Solved a 40-Year-Old Cold Case with a Wingstop Cup

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This episode details the record-breaking resolution of a 45-year-old cold case involving the 1980 murder of Michelle "Missy" Jones. After decades of silence, Corporal Kathryn Clark of the Fontana Police Department reopened the investigation in 2020, utilizing modern DNA technology to re-examine evidence preserved from the original crime scene. The breakthrough occurred when investigators surreptitiously collected a discarded fast-food cup from the suspect, Leonard Nash, to obtain a matching genetic profile. This clever investigative tactic directly linked Nash to the decades-old homicide, leading to his conviction and life sentence. Ultimately, the narrative highlights the evolution of forensic science and the persistent dedication required to provide long-awaited closure to a grieving family.

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