A man who went missing in California 25 years ago was identified by his sister after seeing his photo in a news article.

The man, Tommy Manizak, was found to be a registered sex offender convicted in 1993.

Despite the disturbing details surrounding his case, his sister Marcella Nasseri, expressed joy at reconnecting with her long-lost brother.

Manizak had not registered as a sex offender in his new location and had been floating around different places after leaving town.

Nasseri acknowledged the upsetting revelations but maintained her love and loyalty to her brother.

Authorities have finally identified the man responsible for the assault and murder of Tracy Whitney in Washington 36 years ago through DNA analysis.

Tracy, found dead in the Puyallup River near Sumner, had been sexually assaulted, strangled, and likely smothered.

Despite exhaustive investigations and interviews, the killer remained at large until DNA technology advancements connected the suspect to John Guillot Jr., who had already passed away.

Authorities believe Tracy's death was a random act of violence.

While no charges can be brought against Guillot, justice has been brought for Tracy's family.

Her loved ones express relief that the case has been solved after so many years.

Anna Sorokin, the "Soho Grifter," captivated the world by convincing elite social circles she was a wealthy German heiress. This episode includes an exclusive interview with Sorokin following her release from prison, revealing the details of her elaborate con.