Experts Use DNA to Build Composite of 1992 Stabbing Suspect

Twenty-five years after the fatal stabbing of Maryland store owner James Essel, DNA experts have constructed a composite of the suspect. Experts from Parabon NanoLabs used DNA from blood left at the crime scene to identify the suspect’s ancestry and physical features. Police are calling on the public to identify the suspect in the new composite. News4’s Kristin Wright has the story.