How the oldest case ever solved with DNA almost didn’t happen
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How the oldest case ever solved with DNA almost didn’t happen
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It was a Sunday evening in March of 1964 when 12-year-old Mary Theresa Simpson disappeared from the streets of Elmira, New York. Mary had spent the evening visiting family. Nothing about the night seemed unusual. She was a quiet young girl described as friendly and responsible, and at some point that evening, she left to walk home alone — something that, in a small city like Elmira in the 1960s, probably didn’t seem especially dangerous.
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