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The murders of teenage lovebirds. Familial DNA. Bombshells from the defense. Exclusive Forensic Files details. All that and bloopers in today’s episode! 30 years ago, a young couple left Canada to run an errand in Washington. They would never return home. This week, Alisha tells the story of Jay Cook and Tanya Van Cuylenborg- and how their murders made headlines in the world of DNA cases. We’ll also speak with Rachel Forde, the public defender assigned to the man accused of committing the crimes- and she might just change your mind as to whether this is a closed case or not! The forensics keep going as Alisha and Josh interview Nancy Duffy and Bill Camp- the executive producer and narrator, respectively, for the new Forensic Files II on HLN. Learn all about their process in telling the stories we all love and how they are bringing Forensic Files into the 21st century! For additional information and sources visit this week’s MITR blog.     If you are clamoring for more MITR, join us on Patreon! You’ll get social media shout-outs, access to additional episodes, more bloopers and more!   Global News: BC Couple Murder Cold Case | Youtube - Is Murder in Your DNA?| Youtube - W5 When DNA Tests Reveal a Hidden History |Seattle Weekly -Life in Prison for 1987 Killer of Young Couple | Herald - Author of Taunting Letters Found but Cleared of 1987 Murder | Mynorthwest.com - Jay Cook Tanya Van Cuylenborg Cold | CaseHerald - Unsealed Record Suggests Talbott Left DNA on Zip Tie| Unsolved mysteries - Season 2 episode 5