New York Cold Case: Hit and Run Resolved

"Thanks to a retired detective’s Facebook post, authorities provided an answer Wednesday: A man who ­police say misled them when questioned about the girl’s death in 1968 and then sat on the secret for more than four decades.

Douglas Parkhurst, 62, of the town of Oswego, will not be charged because the statute of limitations has expired, ­police said....

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Also see:

Illinois Cold Case: Jesse's Boy

Illinois Cold Case: CIA-Duh in Chicago

Illinois Cold Case: Snow Job

Illinois Cold Case: Hot Love

Illinois Cold Case: Petering Out

Illinois Cold Case: The 21st-Century Capone

Illinois Cold Case: Lost in the Shuffle

Illinois Cold Case: Chicago's Alcatraz

Illinois Cold Case: Chicago Cops' Code of Silence

Illinois Cold Case: Drunk Death in DeKalb

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Illinois Cold Case: Lottery Winner Not So Lucky

Illinois Cold Case: Killing to Get to Canada

Illinois Cold Case: Comptroller Crundwell Concedes

Illinois Cold Case: Stabber Plackowska

Illinois Cold Case: McCullough Convicted

Chicago Cold Case

Maine Cold Case

California Collar Could Lead to Cold Case Clues

Boston's Cold Case CODIS

Slow Saturday Special: Cremin Cold Case

UPDATE: 

"The crack in the case came after James Paige, 50, of Manchester, N.H., was ordered to submit DNA to authorities following a felony conviction, according to Suffolk District Attorney Daniel F. Conley. His DNA profile was entered into a national database known as CODIS."