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Trial set for man accused in 1984 slaying of Navy recruit Pamela Cahanes in Seminole County Jury selection scheduled to begin in murder trial of Thomas Garner Updated: Tags: SANFORD, Fla. – Jury selection is scheduled to begin Monday in the trial of Thomas Garner, who’s accused of killing Navy recruit Pamela Cahanes in Seminole County in 1984. Garner was arrested on first-degree murder charges in Jacksonville in 2019 after investigators used DNA to track him down. [TRENDING: News 6 spoke to Cahanes’ family members from Minnesota when they found out about Garner’s arrest. Ad “I guess I didn’t think this day would come,” said Eileen Bergmann, Cahanes’ older sister. “It was 1984, they didn’t have DNA in those days and (the case) went on and on.” ....
Updated: 7:17 AM EDT May 3, 2021 Jury selection is expected to begin Monday for the trial of a Seminole County man arrested in a 1984 cold case murder.Thomas Garner was arrested in 2019 for the murder of Pamela Cahanes.Cahanes, 25, was found strangled west of Sanford in August 1984. She had just graduated from Navy boot camp. Garner went to the Naval Training Center in Orlando during the same time as Cahanes.At the time of her death, authorities had evidence that included DNA that was found under Cahanes fingernails.More DNA was found at the scene, but authorities at the time were unable to find out whom it belonged to.Advances in DNA research allowed investigators to build a DNA family tree that led them to Garner, her former Navy classmate.Jury selection should begin at 9 a.m. ....
Florida dental hygienist, 61, stands trial for 1984 murder of female Navy graduate, 25, thanks to DNA hit on genealogy website GEDmatch - while Hawaii cops link him to another cold-case killing in 1982 Jury selection is under way in trial of Thomas Garner for the 1984 murder of Navy recruit Pamela Cahanes Cahanes, 25, was found beaten and strangled to death two days after graduating from Orlando Naval Training Center in August 1984 Garner, who was Cahanes classmate, was arrested in March 2019 thanks to DNA testing throwing up a match on ancestry website GEDMatch Garner has since been linked to another cold-case murder that took place in September 1982 in Hawaii, where he was stationed at the time ....