DNA breakthrough in 20-year-old murder case

Detectives hunting the killer of a student backpacker 20 years ago have made a breakthrough in their investigation.

DNA breakthrough in 20-year-old murder case

Detectives hunting the killer of a student backpacker 20 years ago have made a breakthrough in their investigation.

A DNA sample taken from the forest in the North where Inga Maria Hauser's body was found in 1988 has shown similarities with the profiles of a number of women stored on the UK genetic national database.

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