Sherry Black owned a bookstore in Utah that sold rare books from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Her husband came into the store and found her brutally murdered in a back room. Sherry Black’s case went unsolved for years until advancements in DNA technology helped lead to the killer.
DNA technology helps solve bookstore owner’s violent murder
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Sad 😢
That's wild.
What was he angry about??
Could happen to anyone
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So Glad This Case Got Solved Even Tho It Took A Long Time. I Can’t Imagine Not Knowing WHO Killed A Loved One Or WHY They Did It.
Doesn’t Change Anything; But, Hopefully It Calms The Minds Of Those Who Were Weary From Trying To Figure It Out All These Years.
Thanks, Anna Garcia For Reporting On This Story !
I get the whole dna thing but the pic really confused me. I guess maybe some features are the same but the first looked African American. Am i right? Maybe its just me?
They show a black man as the killer, yet the killer is Hispanic or Arabic?🤔
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Are you guys watching a different video than I am watching?
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