A 37-year-old Swedish man has gone on trial for double murder after two killings that went unsolved for more than 15 years until police matched his DNA on a popular genealogy website.
Source: geneanet
Sweden: Man Goes on Trial for 2004 Murder After DNA Matched to Genealogy Site
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