Washington County cold case: DNA genealogy names victim 33 years after dismemberment
Washington County investigators used DNA and genealogy to identify a woman dismembered in 1993 as Denise Hartley. The case remained unsolved for 33 years, with body parts found at two lakes 40 miles apart. Investigators now face new questions as they search for Hartley’s killer and connect with her past acquaintances. FOX 9's Corin Hoggard has the story.
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Washington County cold case: DNA genealogy names victim 33 years after dismemberment

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