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'Martyr of the A10': DNA leads to France arrests over 1987 murder
French police have arrested a couple 31 years after their daughter was found dead, in a cold case revived through DNA evidence. The mutilated body of the child, named by police as Inass, was found by a motorway in central France in 1987. The parents were traced after the DNA of their son, tested in an unrelated case, was matched with that of the girl, French media report.
[...] In 2008, her DNA was formally identified, and the related information registered in a national genetic prints database. However no identification was made at that stage. The case was reopened in 2012 when a call for witnesses was released with a picture of the dead girl's face and the caption: "Who is she?"
The apparent breakthrough in the case happened when a man was arrested over a violent incident in 2016. His DNA reportedly identified him as the victim's brother. Months of investigation then led police to the parents.
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(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday June 19 2018, @03:10AM (2 children)
The culprits were a couple of Muhammedeans. Nobody could have predicted that. It was probably an honor killing because she talked to a boy in preschool. And her brother arrested for being violent? A rag head in France committing a violent act? What are the odds?
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday June 19 2018, @02:28PM
Funny how they leave the names and skin color and ethnic details out
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday June 19 2018, @02:36PM
I think the term you are after here is kafirophobes.
Kafirophobia is a mental disease afflicting up to a billion people. Most refuse to discuss it. Community backlash can be severe for admitting this condition even exists while in public. Alone they talk about it all the time.