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Mo. police want to pursue grant to solve cold cases

The money would fund overtime, travel expenses, DNA testing costs and specialized training

By Jess Rollins
News-Leader.com

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Springfield police are expected to ask city leaders today for the go-ahead in seeking a half-million dollar federal grant aimed at solving so-called cold cases.

At least seven homicides spanning more than 20 years, as well as Springfield’s infamous “three missing women” case, could get an investigative boost if police are awarded the competitive grant.

According to documents filed by police for the request, the money would fund overtime, travel expenses, DNA testing costs and specialized training for police working cold cases.

Full story: Springfield police want to pursue grant to solve cold cases

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