Japanese man paid rent on an empty flat for 26 years hoping science would catch his wife’s killer and it finally did
A husband's unwavering faith in future science led him to preserve his wife's 1999 murder scene for 26 years, costing him $145,000. Advances in DNA technology finally identified the killer, a former classmate, bringing long-awaited justice and highlighting the power of persistent evidence preservation.
A husband's unwavering faith in future science led him to preserve his wife's 1999 murder scene for 26 years, costing him $145,000. Advances in DNA technology finally identified the killer, a former classmate, bringing long-awaited justice and highlighting the power of persistent evidence preservation.
