In 1971, Nancy Anderson left her family home in Michigan for a better life in Hawaii where she lived with a roommate, Jody Spooner.
In 1971, Nancy Anderson left her family home in Michigan for a better life in Hawaii where she lived with a roommate, Jody Spooner. On January 7, 1972, Jody found the lifeless body of Anderson on the floor. She initially thought Anderson had taken her own life, but investigators determined she died from 63 stab wounds. Every effort to find the killer was unsuccessful. After several futile attempts, the investigators gave up, and the case went cold. 50 years later, Parabon Nanolabs, a biotechnology company, used DNA samples from the crime scene to predict the traits and the youthful physical appearance of the criminal. This was what led them to 77-year-old Tudor Chirila Jr. After Chirila's arrest, his DNA was found to be a perfect match with the one at the crime scene. The Story of Nancy Anderson and How Her Killer Was Captured The Story of Nancy Anderson and How Her Killer Was Captured The story of Nancy Anderson DNA phenotyping is a technique used to predict a per...