People Magazineさんのインスタグラム写真 - (People MagazineInstagram)「Investigators in San Diego have made a major breakthrough in a decades-old cold case after positively identifying a woman’s remains. Through DNA testing and Investigative Genetic Genealogy, investigators were able to identify a dead body found near campsites on Los Coyotes Indian Reservation in Warner Spring as missing woman Claudette Jean Zebolsky Powers, the department said in a news release. Powers’ family members said they last heard from her after her father passed away in September, 1984, and she had been missing for 37 years. The Sheriff’s Cold Case Team were able to identify her remains by comparing a sample of her hair with profiles available on commercial websites. The process led investigators to Claudette's daughters, sister and mother, and a DNA sample from the family confirmed their genetic match. After being notified, the family said they want to search for answers on how she died. More on this story in our bio link. | 📷: San Diego Sheriff's Office」5月29日 4時42分