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How police cracked a decades-old cold case with DNA and charged NL man with murder
A 50-year-old Gander man has been charged in Toronto for the 1998 murder of a young pregnant woman, after police there used ...
Modern DNA tech comes through again for Everett police in 1989 murder case
The latest DNA breakthrough led to the arrest of Joseph Andrew Jacquez on Jan. 25, who police have linked to the murder of 33-year-old Mary Ann Daniels. On Feb. 1, 1989, police discovered the body of ...
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Use of DNA phenotyping to solve crimes fraught with problems, critics say
The criminal investigation tool is said to offer the potential to predict an individual's physical appearance based solely on ...
How Kentucky is identifying crime victims and suspects through their family trees
Kentucky law enforcement agencies are increasingly using forensic genealogy to identify crime victims and suspects.
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DNA testing and genetic genealogy help solve Detroit cold cases
The Detroit Police Department teamed up with Othram in March 2022 to determine if newer forensic testing and genetic genealogy research could lead to more information. Othram's scientists sent ...
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7 Reminders to Carry with You on Your Trauma Recovery Journey
Other models of trauma recovery may divide the journey into a different number of stages, or steps. The overall arc tends to remain the same, though. You may find it comforting to read stories ...
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Remains found in 2001 ID’d as mom of 4 who was never reported missing, Nevada cops say
While searching the area in 2001, investigators found additional human remains, according to Othram Inc., the forensic genetic genealogy company that helped identify the remains. Investigators ...