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DNA uncovers child's killer after decades
DNA and fingerprint analysis techniques revealed the identity of the killer of a young girl named Gloria Kovaljevich, who was murdered by a man named Thomas F. McNearney Jr. in 1960 in Chicago, after decades of mystery. Investigations determined that McNearney, who later worked as a homicide detective, was responsible for the crime that resulted in the death of the 8-year-old girl, after he shot her twice in the head and left her body in a forest. Old evidence such as the bullet and a strap with a mark were found, but the perpetrator's identity had not been established at the time. After re-examining the evidence with modern techniques, McNearney's identity was confirmed. He passed away in 2006 at the age of 70, with Chicago police expressing their regret for not uncovering his identity during his lifetime.
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