The lab helped lead detectives to Daniel Alan Anderson. Those detectives were the able to identify a suspect so Delaware County detectives decided to use it too. In that case, detectives used Parabon Nanolabs, a DNA/genealogical database. Detectives became aware of a case that also had DNA but no suspect identity from Washington state. He said they had the DNA but no suspect identity. "This was probably at the top of the list."
"My partner and I sat down and went through the cold cases we had here at the sheriff's office and singled out the ones that would be solvable based on the evidence and new technology," said Deputy Yates. Then, in 2013, Deputy Rusty Yates and other detectives started working on it again. For decades, there wasn't much movement on the case. But according to the sheriff's office, technology and databases available didn't provide much more information. Investigators believe he was killed in Columbus and dumped there.Įvidence led to detectives determining there were several blood types at the scene. On Octothe body of 15-year-old John Anthony Muncy was found by a deputy along the side of the road in northern Delaware County. DELAWARE COUNTY, Ohio (WCMH) – Detectives with the Delaware County Sheriff's Office say they've solved a homicide from 1983.
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