[PREVIEW] #50: The Christine Jessop Case - How DNA Finally Solved a 36-Year-Old Murder

In October 1984, nine-year-old Christine Jessop vanished from her quiet Ontario neighborhood. Three months later, her body was discovered in a wooded area more than 50 kilometers away, launching one of the most controversial murder investigations in Canadian history.Decades later, a revolutionary breakthrough in forensic genetic genealogy would finally uncover the truth and force a nation to confront the cost of investigative tunnel vision.In this episode, we examine the murder of Christine Jessop, the failures, and the DNA technology that ultimately solved a case once thought impossible to close.Listener discretion is advised.