DNA Links Body Found Near Oswego With Girl’s Disappearance 28 Years Ago
In July, 1984, two mysteries began. In Western New York, a teenaged girl walked out of her home after a late-night argument. She was never seen again. And near Oswego Harbor, a fisherman found a headless torso floating in the water.
It took 28 years — and the development of DNA technology — to solve those two mysteries and begin the search to solve the third: Who killed Nancy Scamurra?
We’ve got exclusive coverage and pictures from Friday’s news conference in Amherst, near Buffalo.



