A woman found in an abandoned house almost 20 years ago has finally been identified. Police fear she was the victim of a serial killer - Known only as Jane Doe since 2006 the remains have now been ide

Darylnn Washington was identified as the Jane Doe discovered on the east side of Detroit in June 2006, through a partnership between the Detroit Police Department and Othram Inc., a Texas-based forensic genetic genealogy firm specializing in advanced DNA testing, the company shared in a press release .

Darylnn Washington was found dead on June 5, 2006, in a vacant building on Harding Street in Detroit. Police believe she had been dead for seven days before her body was found. She was unidentified for 18 years until DNA testing helped police identify her.

Authorities in Detroit have identified the remains of a woman found in an abandoned Detroit house nearly 20 years ago.

A renewed effort to identify victims of suspected Indiana serial killer Herbert Baumeister is underway, decades after investigators unearthed thousands of bone fragments on his property. Using advanced DNA technology,

It's a criminal investigation breakthrough nearly two decades in the making. Advanced DNA identified the remains of a woman found in an abandoned Detroit house as Marilyn Washington.

It's been decades since thousands of human bones and bone fragments were unearthed on a suspected Indiana serial killer's property.

Decades after investigators unearthed thousands of human bones and bone fragments on a suspected Indiana serial killer’s property, a renewed quest is playing out in laboratories to solve a long-running mystery: Who were they?