Two women were murdered in 1983. Four decades later, Toronto police used genetic genealogy to solve the case

Court documents reveal the inside story of how Toronto Police finally solved the 1983 stabbing murders of two women by using genetic genealogy and surveillance teams to discern a singular suspect from a pool of five siblings

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