12 Years Later, The Fingerprint FINALLY Matched #crimejunkies #dnaevidence #truecrimepodcast

Crime Junkie

  • Aug 14, 2026
  • 0:51
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For 12 years, a partial fingerprint from the crime scene where Bill and Peggy Stephenson were murdered remained unidentified.

Then, in June 2023, the Boone County Sheriff's Office received a call: a lab technician had finally found a match.

It's a major development in this unsolved Kentucky double homicide — and Crime Junkie is revealing the breakthrough for the first time.

But getting a name from the fingerprint was only the beginning.

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Brief Summary

Detective Cox reveals a fingerprint match in the Bill and Peggy murder case after 12 years.

Key points

  • Breaking News in a Cold Case. Detective Cox reveals a major development in the 12-year-old murder case of Bill and Peggy.

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