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The Golden State Killer terrorized California for decades—until DNA finally revealed his identity. In this gripping episode of Kitchen Table Research, we break down how genetic genealogy helped law enforcement solve one of the most notorious cold cases in history. Learn how investigators used family tree databases, forensic science, and cutting-edge technology to track down Joseph DeAngelo after years of mystery. Could this method be the future of solving unsolved crimes? Join us as we dive deep into the science behind justice!
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