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Nonprofit seeks to facilitate cold case investigations

Seaside Chief of Police, Nick Borges, holds up a picture Doris Forbes, who was murdered in Seaside in 1981. Her killer has yet to be identified. The Cold Case Project Monterey County is a non-profit organization that helps pay for costly investigative techniques, like DNA testing and genealogical analysis in hopes of solving cases like Forbes. (Chris Hamilton)
Seaside Chief of Police, Nick Borges, holds up a picture Doris Forbes, who was murdered in Seaside in 1981. Her killer has yet to be identified. The Cold Case Project Monterey County is a non-profit organization that helps pay for costly investigative techniques, like DNA testing and genealogical analysis in hopes of solving cases like Forbes. (Chris Hamilton)
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“The partnership with the Cold Case Project Monterey County has allowed us to do something incredibly important: remove financial barriers that stand between investigation and the truth,” Nieto said.
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