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Three Cold Cases Solved Using Genetic Genealogy

Homicide and Missing Persons Unit
Three homicide cold cases have been linked to one man. On December 3, the Centre of Forensic Sciences conclusively identified Kenneth Smith as the offender in the murders of three women – Christine Prince in 1982, Claire Samson in 1983 and Gracelyn Greenidge in 1997. “If he were alive today,...

Honouring Innovative Cold Case Work

Homicide and Missing Persons Unit
Toronto’s work to lead the way in solving cases with genetic genealogy was honoured by the Ontario Homicide Investigators Association. “Our team has been methodical in their work solving historical homicides,” said Homicide and Missing Persons Unit Inspector Ted Lioumanis. “They have made a considerable difference in a very short...

Arrest in Murder After 26 Years

51 Division
Homicide and Missing Persons Unit
After 26 years, a team of investigators using genetic genealogy solved the murder of Donna Oglive. “With IGG (Investigative Genetic Genealogy) now anybody that committed sexual assault or homicides over the past 40 or 50 years – if they’re still alive – they’d be expecting a knock at their door...

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