Crucial exhibits unveiled to jury in Irma Palasics cold case trial
A milk container and water jug carrying DNA evidence were revealed to jurors as a decades-old murder trial reached its final stage.
Crucial exhibits unveiled to jury in Irma Palasics cold case trial
A milk container and water jug carrying DNA evidence were revealed to jurors as a decades-old murder trial reached its final stage.
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