Cold Case Solved: Wife Arrested for 2002 Murder

0:00It's April 20th. From your city to your ears, this is Dallas News Today, powered by AI. I'm Kory with the story. Frisco police just made a huge break in a 24-year-old cold case, arresting 55-year-old Lisa Hahnrude for the 2002 murder of. Her husband, Frank Weiss. They nabbed her Monday morning at her home in Waxahashi with backup from the local PD there. Weiss's body turned up near Lake Lewisville in Frisco back then, and the case went ice cold until now. What cracked it open was cutting edge forensic tech, mixed with fresh info from a key witness, and nubbed a snag that arrest warrant. Investigators aren't spilling the exact evidence yet, but it's clear this combo finally connected the dots after decades. Frisco's police chief, David Shilson, shouted out his team's non-stop grind on this, plus thanks to Waxahashi cops for the assist. He said the Weiss family has been waiting 24 years for some justice, and this arrest is a big step toward holding everyone accountable. The case is still rolling, with cops vowing to

1:01chase down any other angles. Modern tools are proving game changers for these old mysteries, showing cold cases don't stay buried forever. If you've got tips, hit up Frisco PD anonymously, do their app or text, frisco d to 847-411. Justice needs all the help it can.