After 26 years, 'Chelsea Jane Doe' identified as Tiffany Bradley through DNA

16-year-old Tiffany Bradley was brutally murdered and dismembered in 2000; her family endured 26 years without knowing her identity or receiving closure.

For 26 years, a young woman found murdered in a Chelsea parking lot was known only as a placeholder name in a cold case file — while the man who killed her sat in prison, and her family in Pennsylvania waited without answers. DNA technology that did not exist when Tiffany Bradley disappeared finally located her brother, restoring her name and returning her, at last, to the people who loved her. Her story sits at the crossing of two enduring human truths: that identity is something we owe the dead, and that the machinery of exploitation leaves its youngest victims hardest to find.

After 26 years, 'Chelsea Jane Doe' identified as Tiffany Bradley through DNA

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