Edmonton man charged in 2007 stabbing death of Calgary woman to make first court appearance
Body of Tara-Anne Landgraf, 37, was found in Ramsay by a passerby
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An Edmonton man charged in a cold case killing is to make a court appearance in Calgary on Tuesday.
Police say the accused was 16 when the body of Tara-Anne Landgraf was discovered by a passerby in August 2007 in the 2000 block of Burns Avenue S.E. in Ramsay.
They say the 37-year-old woman was stabbed and sexually assaulted in what appeared to be a random attack.
The accused, who is now 28, faces a charge of first-degree murder and can't be identified because he was a youth at the time.
Police say advances in forensics helped in the arrest.
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A DNA profile was identified from evidence collected at the time, but no match was made.
Police say investigators took a fresh look at the case in 2019 and worked with forensic specialists, who were able to identify a suspect last September.