Bloodline Detectives - Season 6
Season 6
Episodes
Murder in the Median
In 2024, Pamela Wittman, a 25-year-old from Indiana, was identified, solving the 1980 Daytona Beach cold case linked to a serial killer.
Jane Doe by the Road
Found shot near Highway 67 in 1986, Maria Pilar Del Gadillo Carrillo remained unidentified until 2024, when authorities used genetic genealogy and reopened her case.
Murder on Highway 243
Esther Gonzalez was killed in 1979 while walking in Riverside. Randy Williamson, cleared by polygraph, lived freely until 2014. In 2023, forensic genealogy closed the cold case.
A Forensic Gamechanger
In 1991, 16-year-old Sarah Yarborough was murdered outside her school. Eyewitnesses saw a man - but it took nearly 30 years and forensic genealogy to find him.
The Suspect List
DNA and genealogy reveal serial killer Jerry McFadden murdered Anna Hlavka in a 1979 Portland case.
Murder Between Floors
Found murdered in a Seattle garage in July 1967, Susan Galvin remained without justice until 2018, when DNA and genetic genealogy identified her killer, Frank Wypych.
Uncovered Truths
In October 2003, the San Diego County community was shaken by a tragic discovery: the dismembered legs of a woman were found in a dumpster.
The Last Valentine
Student Terri McAdams was beaten and killed by an intruder who entered the apartment she was staying in. In 2024, genetic genealogy caught Terri's killer.
A Confession in Cold Blood
The story of how DNA identified 25-year-old Mary Schlais's killer in Minnesota, linking it to John Miller and showing how genetic genealogy brought long-awaited justice.
Stolen Youth, Stolen Lives
The story of Pamela Maurer, whose killer, Bruce Lindahl, was identified after 43 years. In 2024, testing also linked him to 1979 victim Kathy Halle.
Adopted by Death
In Winsconsin in 1959, skeletal remains were found and baffled investigators. Sixty-five years later, genetic genealogy revealed the victim was Chester Alfred Breiney.
The Angel of Seaside
The story of how five-year-old Anne Pham's murder was solved after 40 years, using DNA and genetic genealogy. Army soldier Robert Lanoue was identified as her killer.
The Hair that Called his Bluff
The story of 14-year-old Rashell Ward, who was abducted and murdered in Red Bluff. Four decades later, DNA and genetic genealogy linked her killer, Johnny Coy, to the crime.
Bloodshed
The story of what happened when, after many years, genetic genealogy finally exposed Mark Dribin's killer and delivered long-awaited justice.
No Safe Haven
The story of 'Baby Precious', which stunned a community and left investigators searching for answers until a breakthrough in 2020.
The Stanford Murders
The story of two Stanford-area murders in the 1970s, which left investigators searching for answers until DNA delivered justice.
The Phone Call Rapist
The story of how DNA and genealogy revealed the identity of a man responsible for a string of home invasions from 1982 to 1997.
Murder in Montana
The story of Danni Houchins, who was found dead near the Gallatin River in 1996. DNA identified Paul Hutchinson as her killer.
A Good Deed Punished
In 1984, Teresa Solecki was found murdered. Decades later, DNA genealogy identified Charles Lane Morgan - killed months after - as her murderer.
A Stranger in Her Home
Genetic genealogy helped solve Jenny Zitricki's 1990 murder, linking a man to several crimes in multiple states and finally bringing answers to victims' families.
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