Bso Cold Case Homicide Unit: Dna Solves 1975 Murders Of Two Teenage Girls

2 Broward teens disappeared 50 years ago. New DNA evidence led to the killers

Best friends Darlene Zetterower and Barbara Schreiber had just gotten their eighth-grade report cards when they disappeared into a white van with two men on a June evening in 1975. Their bodies were found the next day on the edge of the Everglades. Now, 50 years later, the killers have been identified.

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Nearly 50 years after the deaths of Darlene Zetterower and Barbara Schreiber, 14, the Broward Sheriff’s Office Cold Case Homicide Unit and Crime Lab have announced they have brought to light the perpetrators behind the double homicide cold case from 1975. The girls reportedly entered a white van while walking the streets of Hollywood near Stirling Road in 1975, shortly after completing the eighth grade. The next day, their bodies were found on t…

Broward sheriff provides ‘significant update’ in 1975 cold case double homicide

Broward County Sheriff Gregory Tony held a news conference Thursday morning regarding a five-decades-old cold case double homicide.The news conference is began at 11:30 a.m. It can be viewed below.Watch news conference below or click here (mobile users):

Bso Cold Case Homicide Unit: Dna Solves 1975 Murders Of Two Teenage Girls

The media note for May 22nd with a date format of 25/05/2023 (23/08/2023). Click the play button to watch the video. If you prefer a version without captions and music. Want to see the original episode, on this cold case investigation. Access it by clicking the links provided.After to five decades have passed by since the tragic deaths of Darlene Zetterower and Barbara Schreiber when they were just 14 years old at the time of their passing. The …

Detectives solve brutal 1975 cold case murder of 2 teens in Broward: Sheriff

Nearly 50 years after two teen girls were brutally murdered in Broward, detectives believe they’ve solved the horrific cold case crime with the help of DNA technology. Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony gave an update Thursday on the investigation into the deaths of Barbara Schreiber and Darlene Zetterower, saying detectives believe they now know who killed them. Schreiber and Zetterower, both 14, had been sitting on a bench in Hollywood on a June day…