Missing girl's skeletal remains identified nearly 60 years after her death
Advancements in DNA testing led to the identification of skeletal remains found in Hawaii as Mary Sue Fink, a girl missing since 1959. Her remains were identified using forensic genetic genealogy technology at Othram Labs. This breakthrough is part of a broader initiative to solve juvenile cold cases, showcasing the potential of modern DNA sequencing in solving long-standing mysteries.
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Advancements in DNA testing led to the identification of skeletal remains found in Hawaii as Mary Sue Fink, a girl missing since 1959. Her remains were identified using forensic genetic genealogy technology at Othram Labs. This breakthrough is part of a broader initiative to solve juvenile cold cases, showcasing the potential of modern DNA sequencing in solving long-standing mysteries. 
