A woman was murdered in 1975. A suspect was arrested on Sunday.
Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest?Lindy Sue Biechler suffered 19 stab wounds. A suspect was arrested on Sunday.An undated photo released by the Lancaster County District Attorney's Office shows 19-year-old Lindy Sue Biechler, who was killed at her Manor Township, Pennsylvania, apartment, on Dec. 5, 1975.
In 2020, CeCe Moore, a former ABC News contributor and the chief genetic genealogist at Parabon NanoLabs, began investigating the case with genetic genealogy, which uses an unknown suspect's DNA to trace his or her family tree.used to find the Golden State Killer "Usually I'm able to identify common ancestors. But because the common ancestors between the matches and the suspect in this case were probably back in the 1700s [or] 1600s, I wasn't able to approach it the way that I do most cases," Moore told ABC News.
"Those membership cards listed when people were born. Because I knew that this suspect had roots in this small town Gasperina, I went through all of those cards and found the people who had immigrated from Gasperina to Lancaster," Moore said. "I worked through each and every one of those families that had migrated from that very specific town," she said. "It was really only possible because of this very unique [membership card] record collection that Lancaster had."Moore said she compared those membership cards with Ellis Island records and World War I and II draft registration cards to identify the men who moved from Gasperina to Lancaster, and then worked to identify their descendants.
David Sinopoli, 68, of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, has been charged in the 1975 homicide of 19-year-old Lindy Sue Biechler.Sinopoli, who has lived in Lancaster since the murder, was arrested at his home on Sunday on a charge of criminal homicide, prosecutors announced Monday. His preliminary hearing is set for July 25. No defense attorney is listed.
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DNA From Discarded Coffee Cup Credited in Arrest in 1975 Cold-Case Murder in PennsylvaniaAuthorities have announced an arrest in the stabbing death of a 19-year-old woman in Pennsylvania almost a half-century ago, crediting advances in DNA technology and genetic genealogical research. Lancaster County prosecutors and Manor Township police said Monday that a criminal homicide charge had been filed against 68-year-old David Sinopoli in the December 1975 murder of Lindy Sue Beichler. District Attorney Heather Adams said the case was solved with DNA “and specifically DNA genealogy, and quite honestly without that I don’t know that we would have ever solved it.”
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Officials: DNA credited for arrest in 1975 cold-case murder of 19-year-old woman in PennsylvaniaAuthorities have announced an arrest in the stabbing death of a 19-year-old woman in Pennsylvania almost a half-century ago, crediting advances in DNA technology and genetic genealogical research.
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Investigators Solve 1975 Cold Case With DNA From Coffee Cup Collected At Philadelphia International AirportCold Case: Lancaster County police arrested 68-year-old David Sinopoli for the alleged 1975 murder of a 19-year-old woman on Sunday morning. DNA from a coffee cup obtained at Philadelphia International Airport identified the suspect.
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A 1975 slaying was solved after authorities got the alleged killer's DNA from an airport coffee cupA Pennsylvania man has been charged with fatally stabbing a 19-year-old woman 46 years ago after investigators obtained his DNA from a coffee cup at an airport earlier this year, authorities say.
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DNA From Discarded Coffee Cup Credited in Arrest in 1975 Cold-Case Murder in PennsylvaniaAuthorities have announced an arrest in the stabbing death of a 19-year-old woman in Pennsylvania almost a half-century ago, crediting advances in DNA technology and genetic genealogical research. Lancaster County prosecutors and Manor Township police said Monday that a criminal homicide charge had been filed against 68-year-old David Sinopoli in the December 1975 murder of Lindy Sue Beichler. District Attorney Heather Adams said the case was solved with DNA “and specifically DNA genealogy, and quite honestly without that I don’t know that we would have ever solved it.”
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Officials: DNA credited for arrest in 1975 cold-case murder of 19-year-old woman in PennsylvaniaAuthorities have announced an arrest in the stabbing death of a 19-year-old woman in Pennsylvania almost a half-century ago, crediting advances in DNA technology and genetic genealogical research.
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