The 1972 rape and murder of 12 year old Brad Bellino in Boardman Ohio shook residents of the safe, peaceful town.  The case of the little boy abducted and discarded in a dumpster was worked hard by police, but remained unsolved, even as another little boy was taken just three years later.  Investigators never forgot Brad Bellino and David Evans, and when modern DNA testing technology came around, they jumped at a new chance to solve the crimes that were a scourge on the town and a black mark on the Boardman police department.  Finally, thanks to updated DNA testing and IGG, Brad and David’s families have answers, answers that, a half century later, came too late.

The remains of a female were found in an abandoned well in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada in 2006.  Experts and historians placed her murder to the early years of the 20^th century – but they had no idea who she was.  Thousands of hours of work dedicated to identifying her were expended to no avail.  And then, IGG solved the riddle of The Woman in the Well, identifying her as Alice Burke Spence.  This is her story.

Sandra Lison, a single mom of two, was abducted from a Green Bay, WI bar around 2:00 a.m. on a summer night in 1987.  She was found raped and murdered many miles away just days later.  A very complex investigation revealed some early suspects who placed themselves in police crosshairs – and they were eventually tried and convicted.  But that is not the end of Sandra’s story, which is a true testament to the mighty powers of IGG not only to identify the guilty, but to exonerate the innocent.