In 1973, two sisters aged 16 and 18 were found dead during a vacation trip to the state of Florida, in the United States. The crime remained unsolved for decades, with authorities unable to identify the perpetrator of the homicide.
Recently, thanks to the evolution of forensic investigation techniques, authorities finally managed to determine the identity of the suspect in the crime. The technological advancement allowed for the analysis of evidence that had not been conclusive at the time.
However, the identified suspect has already died, which means he cannot be subject to trial or any judicial procedure related to this case.
The sisters were on a leisure trip when the events that took their lives occurred, in a case that remained unsolved for more than five decades until this recent discovery.
