"30-Year-Old Austin Cold Case Murder Suspect Identified and Dies by Suicide After DNA Match"

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Texas investigators used DNA evidence to identify a suspect in a 1994 cold case murder in Austin, but the suspect, Kenneth Robbins, died by suicide before he could be arrested. DNA taken from Robbins confirmed that he was the person who left DNA inside the victim's residence, allowing the case to be considered solved almost 30 years later.
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