Daughter gets some closure as cold case unit identifies man 23 years later ...Middle East

By Ashley Sharp Click here for updates on this story     SOLANO COUNTY, California (KOVR) — The Solano County Sheriff’s Office has launched the Doe Cold Case Project, focusing on unsolved crimes in the county where the victim’s body has never been identified. New eyes and new technology are leading to new discoveries already within the department. In its first success story, the sheriff’s office announced Wednesday that the project has identified a body they pulled from the Miner Slough in Rio Vista in 2001 as Craig Ott of Sacramento. “I just miss him. I miss who he was, what he represented in our house,” Craig’s daughter Sheila Ott told CBS13 while flipping through old fami

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