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Hey everyone, it's Aki.

Today we're re-erring one of my favorite episodes from last year.

It's about a woman called CC Moore who's helping the police solve homicide

cases using these databases of consumer DNA test results. A lot to happen since then,

so keep listening till the end when reporter Kristen Brown will update us on the recent

developments. And a warning that this story includes some graphic descriptions of a crime scene.

Okay, here's the episode. In the fall of 1987, Tanya Van Kylenberg and Jay Cook took a ferry from their home in British Columbia to Washington State.

They were planning to run an errand the next morning for Jay's father.

A few days later, Tanya's body was found in a ditch, 70 miles north of Seattle.

She'd been raped with her hands bound behind her, and there was a bullet through her head.

Two days later, hunters found Jay under a bridge, one county over.

He'd been strangled with a dog collar.

A pack of cigarettes was stuffed in his mouth.

Police had a theory.

They suspected the couple had met the killer on the ferry and offered him a ride, but the

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