Delphi Murders Autopsy Photos: A New Era in Solving Cold Cases

The Delphi murders, one of the most infamous cold cases in recent history, have remained unsolved for years. Despite law enforcement retrieving an audio recording of the suspect and receiving over 26,000 tips, no arrests have been made to date. However, a new technology may hold the key to bringing closure to the families of the victims.

CrimeDoor, an augmented reality app developed by husband-and-wife team Neil and Lauren Mandt, has partnered with Kelsi German, sister of Libby German, one of the murder victims, to recreate the crime scene in 3D. The goal is to give users a spatial presence within the crime scene, allowing them to investigate and piece together the events surrounding the murders.

Paul Holes, a renowned cold-case detective who has worked on high-profile cases such as the Zodiac Killer, Golden State Killer, and Jaycee Dugard, is working directly with CrimeDoor to ensure the accuracy of the recreation. According to Holes, 'Our attention to detail in recreating the crime scenes is our highest concern.'

CrimeDoor does not celebrate the killers but instead gives a voice to the victims. The app allows users to step inside the crime scene and experience it firsthand, which may lead to new leads and ultimately bring resolution to the families.

The Delphi Murders CrimeDoor will be available on the platform, allowing users to explore the crime scene in augmented reality. This innovative approach to solving cold cases has the potential to shed new light on this infamous case and bring justice to those affected by it.

As Neil Mandt, Founder of CrimeDoor, states, 'I believe this AR experience may help someone identify the killer, based on being able to have a spatial presence with him. Helping to solve a crime would be the most important moment in my life, and I feel confident this technology will be pivotal in doing just that.

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