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Share and speak up for justice, law & order. CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE, Colo. A Nebraska man has been charged nearly 40 years after a Colorado woman was sexually assaulted and murdered in her home. DNA evidence taken from a can of Vanilla Coke helped Colorado police crack the 1981 cold case homicide. Investigators used a relatively new technology, called genetic geneology, to locate the suspect using DNA from family members whose biological information is already on file, either with a federal agency or a private company that has agreed to turn over its records to law enforcement, 9News Denver reported. In this instance, the FBI partnered with a company called United Data Connect to trace the DNA on a can taken from the crime scene to a Nebraska man named David Anderson, who according to 9News lived a quiet life in the nearly 40 years since police say he murdered Sylvia Quayle in Cherry Hills, Colorado.

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