Скачать или смотреть 50-Year Cold Case Solved—No DNA Needed: Ballistics Tech Nails Murderer in 2025

50 years after a brutal murder, justice finally caught up—without a single shred of DNA.

In 1975, John Patterson, a young gas station clerk in Boulder, Colorado, was found stabbed to death. Two mysterious live cartridges were left at the scene. No suspect. No answers. For decades, the case froze cold.

🔬 Breakthrough Moment:

2024: Investigators use Ballistics IQ, a revolutionary tech that scans and matches old shell casings. The result? A match to cartridges found in the motel room of Louis “Jess” Locicero, a suspect from 1975 who was never charged.

⚖️ Justice at Last:

Even though Locicero had passed away, new ballistic evidence and fibers from a knife sheath finally closed the case in May 2025. No DNA. Just relentless science—and a promise kept to the victim’s memory.

💡 This case proves: Justice never expires, and forensic tech keeps rewriting history—even when time runs out for the suspect.

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