German police yesterday asked 900 men to have their DNA tested to help solve the gruesome killing of an 11-year-old girl 23 years ago. The 900 men, who were between 14 and 70 at the time of Ruf's killing, were asked to have a saliva swab test to have their DNA identified. They also had a stand on the church square in Grevenbroich's Hemmerden district to tell residents about the mass DNA test. Not all 900 men are suspects, police said. Since then they say they have found new hints that could help them find the murderer by checking the 900 men.

Source: Daily Mail November 24, 2019 16:54 UTC