Michigan murder solved after 22 years — DNA breakthrough

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🔍 MICHIGAN MURDER SOLVED AFTER 22 YEARS — DNA BREAKTHROUGH CATCHES KILLER
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Sarah Hamilton was just 26 years old when she left for her evening jog in rural Millbrook Township, Michigan, on October 19, 1999. The kindergarten teacher never returned home. Her body was found the next morning near Copper Creek Bridge, launching an investigation that would span over two decades and revolutionize how cold cases are solved.
For 22 years, Sarah's killer walked free. Tommy Rodriguez became the prime suspect, but evidence never matched. The case went cold. Sarah's mother, Margaret Hamilton, refused to give up, spending years conducting her own investigation, corresponding with forensic experts, and waiting for technology to catch up with her determination to find answers.
In 2019, everything changed. Advanced DNA analysis and cutting-edge genetic genealogy finally identified the killer: Kevin Fraser, a respected insurance adjuster from Ohio who had been living a double life. His confession revealed a crime of opportunity that destroyed multiple families and haunted a small Michigan town for over two decades.
This case demonstrates how modern forensic science is solving murders that seemed impossible to crack, bringing justice to families who never stopped believing answers would come.
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How a tiny DNA sample led to a breakthrough after 20+ years
The role of genetic genealogy in modern cold case investigations
Why the original investigation missed crucial evidence
Kevin Fraser's shocking double life and detailed confession
The emotional courtroom reunion that brought closure to a devastated family

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📍 LOCATION: Millbrook Township, Michigan
📅 YEAR: 1999-2021
🧬 BREAKTHROUGH: Genetic genealogy and advanced DNA analysis
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