St. Patricks Day 1981: While the rest of Bel Air Maryland was celebrating, a horrific crime was unfolding at 619 Ponderosa Drive. Marlene Hayes came home early because she wasn't feeling well. She never made it past her kitchen, 43 years later her killer - and her stolen jewelry- have never been found.

In this episode we break down the leading theories: was it a burglary gone wrong or something more personal? We dive into the mystery of the abandoned car at a local elementary school and the "driver".

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Four-decade-old St. Patrick's Day murder still unsolved

1981 St. Patricks Day murder remains unsolved

Harford County Sheriff's Office:Marlene Hayes - Harford County Sheriff's Office

Four-decade-old St. Patrick's Day murder still unsolved - NewsBreak

On the heels of the three-part 100th episode, Steven and Hannah jump back to Genetic Genealogy as an investigative tool. Listen this week as they discuss the 1984 murder of 18-year-old Traci Hammerberg in Grafton Wisconsin. Great investigative crime scene work reserved DNA evidence that led investigators in 2019 to create a DNA profile that ultimately led to the suspect.

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Traci Hammerberg Cold Case Solved: Philip Cross Identified As Killer | Crime News (oxygen.com)

35-year-old cold case murder in Wisconsin solved using DNA and genealogy, police say (nbcnews.com)

Cold case solved: Killer in 1984 Ozaukee County homicide ID'd through 'genetic genealogy' (fox6now.com)

Police ID suspect in 1984 murder of Saukville teen Traci Hammerberg (jsonline.com)

Man who allegedly raped, strangled teen in 1984 identified with genetic genealogy: Sheriff - Good Morning America

Hannah and Steve review the Netflix series I Just Killed My Dad, in a three-part True Criem Archives series caping it off with our 100th episode. Listen as we dissect how Netflix narrates the 3 June 2019 evening when 17-year-old Anthony Templet shot and killed hi father, Burt Templet, because of what he will say has been years of controlling abuse. Thanks for listening this week!

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