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New lab results no help in solving killing of Aurora teen

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Nanette Hartman, 14, was stabbed 62 times in her home on Aurora's East Side in 1965. No viable DNA evidence that could be pulled from the items that were submitted. Nanette's shredded bloody blouse was used to establish the DNA standard, but nothing could be garnered from the drinking glasses.

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New lab results no help in solving killing of Aurora teen

An Aurora Police Department detective finally heard from the Illinois State Crime Lab about the evidence he sent last fall that he hoped would crack open the 1965 killing of Nanette Hartman, who was 14 years old when she was stabbed 62 times in her home on Aurora’s East Side.

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Chicago Tribune broke the news in Chicago, United States on Tuesday, July 11, 2023.
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