Investigator Revealed as Killer
Chicago police discovered that the murderer of little Gloria Kovalevich, who was abducted and killed in 1960, was one of their officers who had worked for decades in the department. DNA analysis revealed that it was Thomas McInerney, who was 24 years old at the time of the crime and was later promoted to the rank of Chief Inspector. Despite extensive investigations and the use of modern technology, his identity remained unknown during his lifetime, as he passed away in 2006 without facing justice. This case is considered one of the most notable crimes solved after many decades, through DNA analysis and genetic verification techniques.
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