How a Coors Light Can Helped Police Find the Suspect in a 1981 Cold Case Murder The 1981 murder of Yolanda Herrera in Texas was a brutal crime that went cold, only to be reopened decades later through a combination of advanced forensic techniques and old fashioned detective work.
The case's resolution is a testament to the enduring power of human determination and the limitations of justice without modern tools.
In this case, investigators employed genetic genealogy, using databases like FamilyTreeDNA to build a DNA profile that pointed toward Kelly Lee Brower.