Some stories refuse to stay in the past. 🕵️‍♀️ Investigative journalist Catherine Fogarty spent years following the trail of Jane Doe No. 59, a decades-old cold case that many believed would never be solved. The result is her new book, The Girl With No Name, a gripping look at one victim’s long journey toward justice.

Fogarty shares how advances in DNA technology and genetic genealogy are giving investigators new tools to revisit cases once considered unsolvable. She also highlights the growing role of citizen investigators and why fresh eyes can make all the difference, even more than 50 years after a crime was committed.

At the heart of the story is a powerful reminder that justice shouldn’t have an expiration date. The Girl With No Name is available for pre-order now on Amazon and will be released on September 1.