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Toronto police identify remains of two women in decades-old cold cases

Toronto Police Identify Remains of Two Women in Decades-Old Cold Cases

Toronto, ON – The Toronto Police have made a significant breakthrough in two decades-old cold cases, identifying the remains of two women through the use of DNA analysis and genealogy databases. According to the police, this advancement in technology has enabled them to finally bring closure to the families of the victims. The identities of the women have been confirmed, although their names have not been released. The police have not provided further details on the cases, but the use of DNA analysis and genealogy databases has proven to be a crucial tool in solving these long-standing mysteries.

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