He was sentenced to life on August 7 without the possibility of parole. The discarded straw was retrieved by a police investigator after Burns left it behind. Maybanks recapped Monday how witnesses in the two weeks prior outlined an extensive chain of custody of the evidence to ensure no new DNA could have been introduced into the packages containing Martinko's bloodied clothes and pieces of the car. The couple was married in April 1975 in Manchester, Iowa, four years before Martinkos murder. Wounds on the teens hands showed she fought her killer. Genetic testing was key to the state's case against Burns. Previous coverage:Decades after fatal stabbing, Michelle Martinko's family comes face-to-face with her alleged killer. Burns, who was convicted in February of killing Michelle Martinko in 1979, was sentenced to life in prison. Jerry Lynn Burns is accused of the 1979 cold case murder of Michelle Martinko in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. While that tip did not yield any new leads, it did cause Det. And, finally, after maybe about an hour or two, they had to just basically go, no, we think that you you were involved with this crime. The law cannot punish Burns for the damage he had done to Martinko's family or the 'terrible shock, shame, pain and devastation inflicted on the innocent lives of his own family. Reporter covering state and federal courts. Turns out the murderer was a distant, distant relative of Jennings. The cold-case murder has drawn intense public interest, and Friday's hearing was livestreamed because of limited seating. They were so grateful to the Police Department for continuing to work on this case. Authorities arrested 64-year-old Jerry Lynn Burns of Manchester this morning. Turns out the murderer was a distant, distant relative of Jennings. She thinks this new crime-fighting tool is a great thing "We left Cedar Rapids, but Cedar Rapids never left us," he said, choking up outside the courthouse while his wife nodded in agreement. Janelle Stonebraker, Michelle's older sister, thinks that by fighting so vehemently that the suspect wounded himself and left his DNA behind, Michelle contributed to the investigation into her own murder. It took around a month for police to process Usry's DNA to see if it matched the DNA from the crime scene. Burns, who was convicted in February of killing Michelle Martinko in 1979, was sentenced to life in prison. (Rebecca F. Miller/The Gazette). Familial matches let them narrow down the suspect list to three brothers from Manchester, Iowa. Investigators saw Burns eating at a Pizza Ranch in Manchester. Her father died in 1995 and her mother died in 1998. Judge Hoover, who had reviewed Spies' written arguments and Maybanks' resistance before the hearing, quickly denied the motion for a new trial. William Brangham, Nsikan Akpan View Others View Public Details & Court Records See Who's Searching for You See Sites with Your Personal Info Make Changes to What Other's See Lock Sections of Your Profile Request Personal Reviews & The family of Jerry Burns would like to thank our friends and the Manchester community for the support we have received since Jerrys arrest, read the familys statement. He didn't know who or why. A retired music teacher, Kathryn Birky, of Swisher, who taught private piano and organ lessons, said she had a regularly scheduled lesson with Martinko in the Westdale Mall the night of the attack, Spies said. William Brangham is a correspondent and producer for PBS NewsHour in Washington, D.C. He was convicted of first-degree murder I don't know why this upsets people. He was convicted of first-degree murder and received the mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole. Jerry Lynn Burns, 65, is set to face a jury in February, bringing momentum to a case that was left cold for years. 'A complete shock': Family of suspect in Martinko murder releases statement, Game of Thrones author George R.R. I didn't have a close relationship with my dad, so maybe to find some family members and just kind of learn about his side, you know? The Kennedy High School senior had drivento the mall after a school choir banquet to shop for a new winter coat. Based on the number of stab wounds particularly to the young womans face police considered the homicide personal in nature. "Admission at trial of the challenged statements violated the Defendants privilege against self-incrimination," his right to a lawyer and his right to due process as guaranteed by the Fifth, Sixth and 14th Amendments, the motion says. Burns is being held at Linn County Jail. Murderer Jerry Lynn Burns was not caught for almost 40 years. Burns, who was convicted in February of killing Michelle Martinko in 1979, was sentenced to life in prison. All rights reserved. Four decades ago, 18-year-oldMichelle Marie Martinko was found stabbed to death in the family's car in the parking lot of a Cedar Rapids mall. When 18-year-old Cedar Rapids, Iowa resident Michelle Martinko went missing on Dec. 19, 1979, it became a case that soon ran cold. District Associate Judge Casey D. Jones set Burns' bond at $5 million on Dec. 20, 2018. Jerman, Cedar Rapids' police chief, credited police and investigators who "showed tenacity and dedication" over the four decades it took to take the case to trial, and the Linn County Attorney's Office for its role in Burns' arrest and prosecution. (Rebecca F. Miller/The Gazette), Jerry Lynn Burns listens as Sixth Judicial District Judge Fae Hoover (not pictured) speaks at his sentencing hearing at the Linn County Courthouse in Cedar Rapids on Friday, Aug. 7, 2020. The teen was stabbed 29 times, according to testimony. While Burns attorneys didnt offer an alibi for where he was the night of Martinko's murder, Spies did suggest that since Burns had been to Westdale Mall with his family before, DNA he left behind at the mall couldve transferred to Martinko while she was at the mall Dec. 19. (Rebecca F. Miller/The Gazette), Linn County Attorney Jerry Vander Sanden listens from the gallery at a sentencing hearing for Jerry Lynn Burns at the Linn County Courthouse in Cedar Rapids on Friday, Aug. 7, 2020. Archived Supreme Court Opinions Prior to 2017, Archived Court of Appeals Opinions from 1/10/2018 to 2/7/2018, Archived Court of Appeals Opinions from 2017 and Earlier, How to Become a Qualified Court Interpreter in Iowa, Information for Current Court Interpreters, State Court Administration Organizational Chart, Submission of CLE Programs by CLE Sponsors. If they could see some of the e-mails from these families that have had some closure, I can't imagine that anyone would say it's the wrong thing to do. When the police executed a search warrant for Burns home and office, they found a computer search history that included blonde females, assault, rape, strangulation, murder, abuse and rape of a deceased individual, and cannibalism.. Jerry Lynn Burns, 64, was charged with first-degree murder and is scheduled to appear Thursday in Linn County Court. Jerry Burns, convicted of killing Michelle Martinko, says Burns also built himself a new home on his parents' land and opened a gas station and convenience store nearby. The investigator reported Birky said the lessons were once a week; although she wasn't sure which day of the week they were, she recalled the last lesson was the night Martinko was killed outside the mall. Burns' DNA profile was developed from blood on Martinko's black dress. Jerry Burns' mugshot and a family photo of Michelle Martinko. (Rebecca F. Miller/The Gazette), Sixth Judicial District Judge Fae Hoover listens as First Assistant Linn County Attorney Nicholas Maybanks (not pictured) speaks at a sentencing hearing for Jerry Lynn Burns at the Linn County Courthouse in Cedar Rapids on Friday, Aug. 7, 2020. DAVENPORT, Ia. Decades of technological advancements ultimately allowed experts to construct a partial male DNA profile from a blood scraping on the gear shift of the Martinko family car and a blood stain on the back of Martinkos dress. The Cedar Rapids Police Department said in a As the investigation slowed, a $10,000 reward was offered. Jerry Lynn Burns murdered Michelle Martinko in 1979 (Images via Google) On the eve of December 19, 1979, an 18-year-old high school student named Michelle "Ialso feel bad for, you know, his current family and friends because now they have to go through all this as well.". His trial was most recently set to begin Oct. 14, but was delayed afterBurns' defense team requested additionaltime to review new evidence and witnesses. Debates across the country have arisen about whether the use of such information is a violation of people's privacy. In October 2018, an investigator was able to snag a straw used by one of the three brothers, Jerry Lynn Burns, and tested it against the sample, getting a match. Martinko's body was found in her parents' Buick, which was parked near J.C. Penney at Westdale Mall in Cedar Rapids. "The people in law enforcement take on their duty and their task seriously," Maybanks told the Des Moines Register, part of the USA TODAY Network,afterthe verdict. That company, police said, produced portraits for the associated person of interest. Before sentencing, defense attorney Leon Spies made a motion for a new trial, arguing many of the same issues that had been ruled upon before. Investigators later sought the services of a company that specializes in DNA phenotyping, which Cedar Rapids police described as the process of predicting physical appearance and ancestry from unidentified DNA evidence. Delaware CountySheriff John Leclere saidauthorities "don't have any reason to suspect (Burns) in either case.". In 2006, a new cold case investigator working for the Cedar Rapids Police Department was tipped with an update. In October 2018, Matthew Denlinger, a Cedar Rapids police investigator,saw Burns drink sodas out of a plastic glass with a clear straw. Jerry Lynn Burns, who was charged in the case of Michelle Martinko, as explained on 'Killer Cases,' was found guilty of murder, so where is he now? Cedar Rapids Police Department Burns sentencing is likely to be scheduled for early April, though a date has notbeen set, District Judge Fae Hoover said. But he also said his private investigator had uncovered new evidence that wasn't discovered until June. On the night of December 19th, 1979 someone killed 18-year-old Michelle Martinko inside her car in the parking lot at the new Westdale, The Mystery of Michelle Martinko: The Story Behind the Facebook Page. WebJerry Lynn Burns Jerry Burns appeals his conviction for murder in the first degree. From the leadership on down, they never gave up.". Burns then turned toward his family, sitting in the courtroom, and thanked them for their support. Martin stops in Dubuque, Refurbished bells return to Univ. "Those were issues that we raised earlier and we wanted toreurgethem in hopes that the court reexamines them," Leon Spies, Burns' attorney, told the Des Moines Register on Tuesday. He built a new home on land his parents once farmed and constructed a gas station and convenience store near where he lived. He was ensnared because his father had. Jerry Lynn Burns (64) was arrested 12/19/2018 and faces first-degree murder charges. And Murphy says those decisions, made by others, cannot be undone. The family of the man suspected of murdering Michelle Martinko 39 years ago said the arrest came "as a complete shock.". I mean, I think that every person that has ever died or been killed or raped or whatever deserves to have justice done. Her obit says that she enjoyed farming and gardening with her husband. The deadline for responses from the state or a date for a hearing before a judgehas not been set yet. Curtis Rogers created the biggest public database, called GEDmatch, that's now used by police to solve crimes. Now,herface and chest had been stabbed at least eight times. More:Taking genetic genealogy sites to trial: Iowa homicide case among first of its kind to argue DNA requires search warrant. The victim, Martinko, was an 18-year-old high school student from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, who was visiting a mall to buy a winter coat. He pleaded not guilty to the charges. Maybanks also choose not to resist the defense's request that the trial be moved out of the eastern Iowa county where the alleged crime took place. Burns pleaded not guilty at his February 2020 trial but the jury deliberated just three hours and returned a guilty verdict. WebThat morning police arrested 64-year-old Jerry Lynn Burns of Manchester. An analyst at the Iowa state crime lab found that DNA from the straw matched the blood found on Martinkos dress. During an interview with the Des Moines Register, Laymon called the arrest "amazing" news and said she was relieved. Doug Larison to reexamine the file and find what he believed to be the killers DNA in blood found on Martinkos dress that was not her blood. But, months later, Jennings was shocked to learn that police had used her DNA information from that public Web site, and used a technique called genetic genealogy to identify the killer in a 40-year-old cold case in Iowa. Burns is being held at the Linn County jail on a $5 million cash-only bond. (Rebecca F. Miller/The Gazette), Jerry Lynn Burns is led from the courtroom following his sentencing hearing at the Linn County Courthouse in Cedar Rapids on Friday, Aug. 7, 2020. You can do a lot of credit card cancellations if things get into the wrong hands. She had gone to the mall that night to get a coat her mother had put on layaway. (Rebecca F. Miller/The Gazette), Jerry Lynn Burns and defense attorney Leon Spies (right) listen to Sixth Judicial District Judge Fae Hoover at the Linn County Courthouse in Cedar Rapids on Friday, Aug. 7, 2020. The judge ordered a $5 million cash-only bond. According to an affidavit, Birky, in a phone interview with an investigator who works for Spies, said she had been giving organ lessons to Martinko in 1979 at 'Carma Lou's House of Music. Martinko had lessons between 8:30 and 9 p.m., Birky said. There had been no signs to indicate the killing had been a sexual assault or robbery. During this difficult time and as the justice system runs its course we ask that our privacy be respected.. It can also accuse the wrong person. Burns, who has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder, remains in jail on a $5 million, cash-only bail. Jerry Lynn Burns was finally arrested in October 2018 for the murder of Michelle Martinko, that took place 39 years prior. The Cedar Rapids Police Department said in a statement on December 19 that Burns, 64, of Manchester, Iowa, was arrested at his place of work in the town. We need those people to come forward and give us that information so we can bring closure to this case and to Michelles family., In announcing Burns arrest, Cedar Rapids Police Chief Wayne Jerman said, Last year, I had the opportunity to spend some time with Michelle Martinkos sister, Janelle, along with her husband, John Stonebraker. Jerry Lynn Burns was sentenced to live in prison Credit: Cedar Rapids Police Department. Police retrieved the straw. When the DNA test results came back, it wasn't a match. He pointed out that Martinko's sister and brother-in-law said Martinko didn't take organ lessons; Carma Lou's House of Music wasn't in Westdale; and none of the many witnesses who testified at trial about seeing Martinko at the mall that night never mentioned it. Commission on Unauthorized Practice of Law, Information for Current Shorthand Reporters, Judicial Branch Building and Courthouse Tours, Judicial Branch Building Media Interviews. newsletter for analysis you wont find anywhereelse. 'Shock, anguish and horror permeated the family them they first learned that 18-year-old Michelle Martinko was killed Dec. 19, 1979, John Stonebraker, her brother-in-law, said Friday in a videotaped victim impact statement. But after authorities in California used GEDmatch to catch the Golden State Killer, Rogers began to slowly welcome police into the database. Jerry Lynn Burns faces a first degree murder charge in the killing of Michelle Martinko. He was arrested Dec. 19, 2018 - on the anniversary of her death. For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm William Brangham. YOUR DESCRIPTION HAS REACHED THE LIMIT OF CHARACTERS ALLOWED AND WAS CUT. A need Mr. Burns kept hidden all his adult life. He was also ordered to pay $150,00 in restitution to Martinkos estate, according to KWWL. Jerry Lynn Burns was arrested 39 years after killing Michelle Martinko (Image via Youtube) Jerry Lynn Burns was finally arrested in October 2018 for the The sisters' parents died more than 20 years ago,Albert Martinko in 1995and his wife, Janet, in 1998. Burns maintained his innocence in pretrial hearings and throughout the trial, but the jury took only three hours to reach a verdict after hearing DNA evidence. Burns' trial attracted national attention because the cold case was solved after 39 years due in large part to DNA evidence and genetic genealogy. At the time of her death, police had found Martinko stabbed to death in her car in a local mall parking lot. "One of the areas that continues to tug at my heart," Cedar Rapids' police chief said during a press conference last December, "was (Martinko's sister) expressed how sad their parents passed away without knowing who killed their daughter, Michelle. The Jan. 28, 2021 episode also sheds light on the trial that led to Burns' sentencing and how he still denied having anything to do with the murder, to the best of his knowledge, leading up to it. Michigan School Teachers Admit to Being Porn Stars on the Side. Chief Wayne Jerman announced that a suspect has been arrested in the 39-year old murder case involving Michelle Martinko. Burns has hired a very high profile attorney and has said he plans to appeal his conviction, which was very largely based on the DNA evidence. (Rebecca F. Miller/The Gazette), Sixth Judicial District Judge Fae Hoover speaks at a sentencing hearing for Jerry Lynn Burns at the Linn County Courthouse in Cedar Rapids on Friday, Aug. 7, 2020. Jerry Lynn Burns (born December 23, 1953 ) was 25 years old when he killed Michelle Martinko in December 1979. He grew up in Manchester, Iowa, and graduated from West Delaware High School in 1972. He lived in Manchester at the time of his arrest in 2020 and owned a powder coating business in the city. pic.twitter.com/Pm9mA8kccv, Matt Hammill (@Matt_Hammill) December 20, 2018. ", Elizabeth Laymon, who was high school friends with Martinko, said shevividly remembersthe day classmates sobbed after they learned of the stabbing. And then it takes a few days for it to upload and analyze, and I just kind of forgot about it. For some reason, people really get upset about serial killers, mass killers and serial rapists being caught. Then in 2018, DNA phenotyping company GEDmatch, a public genealogy website that famously helped catch the Golden State Killer, started creating a family tree based on the killers DNA. Usry was targeted because investigators, using an early form of genetic genealogy, linked his father's DNA to DNA from the murder scene. Authorities arrested 64-year-old Jerry Lynn Burns of Manchester this morning. Considering Retiring From The Practice of Law? Correction: In an earlier version of this story we said Brian Dripps was charged and convicted for the murder of Angie Dodge. CEDAR RAPIDS, IA (CBS2/FOX28) It is the cold case murder thats haunted the Cedar Rapids area for 35 years. Police said they were able to connect Burns to the case with DNA evidence. Until now, Stonebraker said. Burns, who was convicted in February of killing Michelle Martinko in 1979, was sentenced to life in prison. Where Is Jerry Lynn Burns Now? Jerry Burns has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Michelle Martinko, whose killing remained unsolved for decades until the advent of investigative WebJerome Monahan Burns (January 24, 1927 May 12, 2021) was an American college and professional football coach. ", In closing arguments Monday, Spies repeated a phrase from his opening arguments: "Genetic information tells us much about what we are, but not necessarily who we are or where we've been.". Before 6th Judicial District Judge Fae Hoover sentenced Burns to life in prison without the possibility of parole, Burns, who never showed any emotion during his trial in February, gave a short statement. Stonebrakersat in the front row of the courtroom, flanked by her husband, John, and oldest son, Robert. (Rebecca F. Miller/The Gazette), Jerry Lynn Burns and defense attorney Leon Spies (right) listen to Sixth Judicial District Judge Fae Hoover as she reads Burns' sentence at a hearing at the Linn County Courthouse in Cedar Rapids on Friday, Aug. 7, 2020. Nsikan Akpan, Rhana Natour Police looked at numerous suspects during the initial investigation, including a man who raped a woman at knifepoint and later died while in prison for that crime, but DNA testing ruled him out. 'Killer Cases' Explores His On December 19, 2018, exactly 39 years after Martinko's murder, the police confronted Burns and arrested him after his DNA matched the one found on Martinko's clothes. Burns' trial attracted national attention because the cold case was solved after 39 years due in large part to DNA evidence and genetic genealogy. Tyler Davis can be contacted at tjdavis@dmreg.com or on Twitter @TDavisDMR. Distractify is a registered trademark. Burns, who was convicted in February of killing Michelle Martinko in 1979, was sentenced to life in prison. Subscribe to Here's the Deal, our politics newsletter. An investigation provided the answer after all those years of who and why someone killed Martinko. CEDAR RAPIDS - The Martinko family lived without answers for 39 Christmases. In my case, it's used by the police to try to link me to a crime. Maybanks, in asking Hoover to sentence Burns to life, said this verdict and sentence would not only give peace to the family and many friends of Martinko who have waited four decades for justice, but provide 'enormous relief to the community. He played in college for the Michigan Wolverines before Erin Murphy, New York University School of Law: You can change your phone number if someone starts harassing you. Burns further argues the trial courts refusal to instruct the jury on the law related to a witnesss motive to testify against Burns constitutes a prejudicial abuse of discretion. Police questioned Burns at work in Manchester, Iowa where he denied killing Martinko. An obituary for Burns wife, Patricia, says that she died in June 2008 at the age of 55. The charge against Jerry comes as a complete shock to us and we are doing our best to carry on with our lives, the family said in the statement on Saturday. Burns, who was convicted in February of killing Michelle Martinko in 1979, was sentenced to life in prison. After her death, authorities described Martinkos murder as personal in nature. Police also said that Martinko had defensive wounds, indicating that she had tried to fight her killer. pic.twitter.com/0rGdwIk89N. She was seen inside the mall by friends and coworkers because Martinko worked in the mall. Burns argues the trial court erred in denying his motion to suppress where the warrantless Please check your inbox to confirm. Jerry LynnBurns, 65, is set to face a jury in February, bringing momentum to a case that was left cold for years. His wife and other close members of his family were allowed to attend the sentencing but seating was limited to allow for social distancing in the courtroom. (Rebecca F. Miller/The Gazette), Jerry Lynn Burns listens as First Assistant Linn County Attorney Nicholas Maybanks (not pictured) speaks at Burns' sentencing hearing at the Linn County Courthouse in Cedar Rapids on Friday, Aug. 7, 2020. He waited for her at the mall and apprehended her in the parking lot, according to the theory. KCRG-TV9: 10PM Newscast, December 19, 2018 Arrest in Michelle Martinko Case, KCRG-TV9 Staff Anchors: Bruce Aune and Beth Malicki Meteorologist: Joe Winters Executive Producer: Aaron Hepker Producer: Ellen Kurt Director: Terri Walter Reporters: Dave Franzman, Forrest Saunders, Chantelle Navarro Photographers: Rebecca Varilek, Jay Greene, Michelle Martinko's Family Speaks to Law & Crime Network About the Jerry Burns Verdict, Michelle Martinko's Family Speaks to Law & Crime Network About the Jerry Burns Verdict #JerryBurns #JerryBurnsTrial #MichelleMartinko, Serial Killers Ex Thinks There Were More Victims. "I wish my parents could be here to see this. Her case went cold for decades until DNA testing finally brought her family some peace and put her murderer behind bars. Police said that they then retrieved a covert sample from Burns which was matched to blood from the scene of Martinkos murder. Burns' sentence also included that he wouldn't be eligible for parole. The media showed up and then it was real. Martinko was a senior at Kennedy High School in Cedar Rapids. He Felt Like He Had Won Who Is Jerry Lynn Burns? NewsHour regrets the error. His trial is set for June 2021. Heretrievedit after Burns left it behind, according to search warrants. Within days ofMartinko's killing, police received more than 200 phone calls and letters from people who wanted to help, according to Des Moines Register archives. The case itself had initially led investigators to assume the crime had been one of passion, with the amount of stab wounds to Martinko's face, but even now, there have been no answers as to why it happened. A week before Burns arrest, the station described Martinkos killing as one that still haunts the Corridor., In that report, the lead investigator, Matt Denlinger, said, I believe that someone in this community knows something about this case. Id sit through classes where people were crying and I didnt know why, until someone finally told me. Add newsletters@thegazette.comto your contacts. During the original investigation, detectives compiled a list of more than 80 potential suspects. In June the following year police released a sketch of a white man, in his late teens or early twenties, and around 6ft tall, on interviews with two witnesses. Jerry Lynn Burns and defense attorney Leon Spies (right) listen as First Assistant Linn County Attorney Nicholas Maybanks (not pictured) makes arguments on behalf of the state at the Linn County Courthouse in Cedar Rapids on Friday, Aug. 7, 2020. More than 60 were tested and cleared. He was born in 1953 and graduated from West Delaware High School in 1972. The music books either were dropped somewhere police didn't searched or the killer disposed of them, he said. Burns will have the rest of his life to ask for forgiveness and beg for mercy on his soul, but if he doesn't, at least he won't get to block it out anymore. Her family shares the story you've never heard and pleads for your help. In this video, I interviewed Robert Riley, one of the administrators for the Michelle Martinko Cold Case 1979 Facebook page. In October 2006, DNA information that was retrieved from the crime scene was sent to the Combined DNA Index System, CODIS. But you can't cancel your genome. Because this moment has finally come. Iowa community tries to reconcile a cold case arrest and its long history with a neighbor, Your California Privacy Rights / Privacy Policy. Hiscousin, Brian Burns,vanished Dec. 19, 2013 exactly 34 years after Martinko was killed. Burns, 65, has been charged with first-degree murder for the 1979 killing of Michelle When Burns finished eating, he got up and walked out of the restaurant. Jury selection is still set to begin Feb. 10. Follow reporter Anna Spoerreon Twitter at@annaspoerre. Although Martinko's case was eventually solved, the mystery outlived both of her parents, who died years before Burns was found guilty, and Killer Cases explains, the hope of finding her killer and figuring out what happened and why slowly dwindled throughout the years. During Jerry Lynn Burns initial interrogation, he said that he could not offer the authorities a plausible explanation as to why his DNA was found at the crime scene. The wait ended Monday, when a jury convicted Jerry Lynn Burns of first-degree murder in the 1979 stabbing death of 18-year-old Martinko. Your subscription makes work like this possible. At the time of his arrest, Burns had beenliving in Manchester, a town of about 5,000 people 45 minutes north of Cedar Rapids, for longer than Martinko's case had been cold. Over 40 years ago, teenager Michelle Martinko was stabbed to death outside a mall in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Copyright 2023 Distractify. After several trials and errors, the suspects were narrowed down to three brothers who had grown up in Manchester, Iowa. Five years ago, Michael Usry Jr., largely because his father had done DNA testing, ended up in a police station in downtown New Orleans. You can't edit your genome. Michelle Martinko had planned to attend Iowa State University before her death in 1979.
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