After years of investigative work and DNA technology, Ronald Dodge has been identified as the victim of a 1993 homicide in Pleasant Prairie.
Pleasant Prairie police head a news conference on Tuesday morning to provide an update on the 30-plus year old case.
Watch: Victim identified in Pleasant Prairie cold case after 30 years:
Ronald Dodge identified as victim in 1993 Pleasant Prairie homicide
Dodge was a member of the Menominee tribe and was from Keshene, Wisconsin.
Police say it's a big development in the case, and that they will now work to try to bring more closure and find out who was responsible for Dodge's death.
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