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The Niagara Regional Police Service has made a breakthrough in a cold case investigation dating back to 1999. After utilizing Investigative Genetic Genealogy, a suspect has been identified in the murder of 26-year-old Nadine Gurczenski. The suspect, Joseph Archie “Raymond” Brousseau, has since passed away. Despite this, the police have been able to provide closure to Nadine’s family. The investigation involved collaboration with various law enforcement agencies and forensic experts. The Gurczenski family expressed gratitude for the dedication of the police in solving the case. Anyone with further information is encouraged to come forward to help bring justice to Nadine’s memory.
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Update on Cold Case Homicide Investigation in Lincoln
After years of mystery and unanswered questions, the Niagara Regional Police Service has finally made a breakthrough in a cold case homicide investigation that dates back to 1999. The case involves the tragic death of 26-year-old Nadine Gurczenski, whose body was discovered in a roadside ditch in the Town of Lincoln.
The Discovery
On May 8, 1999, authorities responded to reports of a partially dressed woman’s body near Victoria Avenue and Eighth Avenue. The victim, later identified as Nadine Gurczenski, was determined to be a victim of homicide. Despite collecting DNA evidence from the scene, no suspects were identified at the time, leaving the case unsolved for over two decades.
A Breakthrough in Technology
Advancements in DNA technology and the implementation of Investigative Genetic Genealogy have played a crucial role in finally identifying a suspect in the case. Joseph Archie “Raymond” Brousseau, who passed away in 2017, has been identified as the individual believed to be responsible for Nadine’s murder. If alive today, Brousseau would have faced charges for this heinous crime.
Uncovering the Truth
Through extensive investigation, detectives learned that Brousseau was a truck driver who traveled extensively throughout Canada and the United States for work. He also had ties to Quebec, shedding light on his potential whereabouts during the time of the incident.
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Gratitude and Closure
The Niagara Regional Police Service expresses gratitude to all involved in the investigation, including the Toronto Police Homicide – Cold Case Unit, the Centre of Forensic Sciences, and other law enforcement agencies. The Gurczenski family has also been acknowledged for their patience and ongoing support throughout the years.
Nadine’s family, including her husband Paul, daughter Heather, and son Nash, have expressed their gratitude for the closure brought by the resolution of the case. They remember Nadine as a beloved family member whose memory will always be cherished.
A Call for Information
While the suspect may no longer be alive to face charges, the investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information related to the case is urged to contact the Niagara Regional Police Service at (905) 688-4111. For those who wish to provide information anonymously, Crime Stoppers of Niagara offers a platform to do so.
As the case of Nadine Gurczenski’s tragic death finally sees some resolution, the community and authorities continue to seek justice and closure for her loved ones.