Two bodies found 14 years apart near Long Island’s Gilgo Beach have finally been identified—and even more shockingly, they’re connected. A dismembered adult body found in Hempstead Lake State Park, which had commonly been referred to as “Peaches” due to a tattoo of the fruit being one of the only defining characteristics to remain, has been identified through DNA analysis as 26-year-old Tanya Jackson. It raises the question: Could the cutting-edge DNA analysis currently being deployed in the Gilgo Beach case have secured—or even overturned—the verdicts in some of the most infamous trials of the past century? According to a report in Long Island’s Newsday, some believe it still could. Could DNA Analysis Solve the Crime of the Century?