Authorities in Indiana have identified Tabetha Ann Murlin, a pregnant woman who was found dead in a basement in 1992, through forensic genetic genealogy.

Murlin's body was discovered in a construction site in Fort Wayne and the case went cold until renewed efforts in 2016.

Her father provided DNA which led to her identification.

The cause of her death remains unknown and the investigation is ongoing.

Police hope genealogy sites can assist in solving more cold cases like Murlin's.

The collaborative effort involved in identifying Murlin demonstrates the potential of utilizing DNA technology in solving long-standing mysteries.

Hagerstown Police are hopeful that an "America's Most Wanted" episode featuring local 2022 homicide suspect Taejon Najeire Gill will generate new leads in the case.

Gill is wanted for the shooting death of Sharron Akraim Clark.

Lt. Rebecca Fetchu expressed optimism about the national exposure and urged anyone with information on Gill's whereabouts to call 911.

'America's Most Wanted' aired a tip line and viewers can watch the episode on Hulu or Tubi.

The investigation began when officers heard gunshots and found Clark.

The motive remains unknown, but Gill's mother identified him as the shooter.

Fetchu said the U.S. Marshal's Service and 'America's Most Wanted' are helping in the search for Gill.

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