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Summary Of 1997 Cold Case Murder Solved By Hair: James Anagnos

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1997 Cold Case Murder Solved by Hair-
Victim- James Anagnos
Suspect- Frank Wright
The hair made a connection to the case because Wright and Anagnos, the bar owner, were last seen getting into an argument at the bar that went completely bad. James Anagnos was found dead inside the bar at closing time and they discovered Frank Wright’s hair clenched to the victim's hand.

Thirty years in jail for a single hair; the FBI “mass disaster” of false conviction
Victim- 78 year old woman
Suspect- George Perrot
The hair made a connection to the case because the woman was asleep in her bed and a burglar came in and then raped her. Leaving no evidence, including no semen and no blood so there was no way to trace a DNA evidence. There was ONE single piece

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