Cold Case

The upcoming episode highlights how forensic genealogy helped solve a cold case out of Michigan.

Michigan State Police are helping Western Michigan University students in the Cold Case Program with career opportunities as well as helping victim's families get some closure. The Cold Case program at WMU has been relying on donations to fund this work. And the program has already has a great reputation for helping detectives in unsolved homicides and missing persons cases.

Remains found in Allegan County in 2014 have been identified as those belonging to a Muskegon man who went missing in 2000.

Calhoun County detectives and Olivet College students continue undeterred in solving the 1988 murder of James Burton.

A Michigan woman missing since 1988 has been identified as a Jane Doe found in Georgia that same year.

A Michigan family finally has the answer they waited 35 years for.

This bizarre case involves money, lust, jealousy and will likely never be solved.

The solved murder of a Battle Creek woman after 32-years will be featured on an upcoming Investigation Discovery broadcast.

The FBI conducted a new search in New Jersey following a death bed confession.

Students at Olivet College identify new leads in a 1988 cold case prompting the Calhoun County Sheriff's Office to reopen the homicide case.