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He Got a Key Police Rule Changed. Six Months Later, He Solved a 25-Year-Old Murder.

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Homicide investigator Martin Enggaard and DR's legal correspondent, Louise Dalsgaard, have written a book about the significance of the police's newest DNA methods.

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He Got a Key Police Rule Changed. Six Months Later, He Solved a 25-Year-Old Murder.

Homicide investigator Martin Enggaard and DR's legal correspondent, Louise Dalsgaard, have written a book about the significance of the police's newest DNA methods.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Politiken broke the news in Copenhagen, Denmark on Friday, April 3, 2026.
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