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Co Creator: lindseypenanews
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Posted On: February 12th 2026, 02:31 am
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There are more than 4,000 cold cases across Los Angeles County. Detectives in the Sheriff’s Department Unsolved Unit face the daunting task of trying to close them. To do that, they rely on a range of investigative tools, but DNA remains the ultimate key to identifying a murderer. Now, a new method of analyzing DNA is showing promise, though it is rarely used. It is called genetic genealogy, a tool far more complex than many people realize. KTLA’s @lindseypenanews reports.
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erniegun1987 a month ago

erniegun1987

She’s too cute!

christian___zzz69 3 months ago

christian___zzz69

Baddie Pena 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

igiconic17 3 months ago

igiconic17

Make It Look Easy 🔥

liragenaro68 7 months ago
liragenaro68 7 months ago

liragenaro68

Hello beautiful 😍 🤩 👌 ❣️ 😘 💕 😍 🤩

mariecappart 7 months ago

mariecappart

It's quite reassuring that they ask the DA authorisation first (I'm a genetic genealogist a.o.t)

bigfish90650 8 months ago

bigfish90650

Hi beautiful 😍 🤩 👌 ❣️ 💕 😘 😍 🤩

joerodriguez333 8 months ago

joerodriguez333

😍😍😍😍

londonpuppygram 9 months ago

londonpuppygram

Such a pro 🙌❤️

marcsternfield 9 months ago

marcsternfield

Nice work by KTLA’s @lindseypenanews and social media producer Marco Ramirez.

newzysteph 9 months ago

newzysteph

This is great! Well done and I like this new style of news reporting that’s becoming more common everywhere. 👏👏

ciaraencinas 9 months ago

ciaraencinas

👏👏

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