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A Taunton, Mass., man recently submitted a sample of his DNA as part of an effort by the Department of Defense to identify dozens of Read more
Italian police are poring over bones found in 200 boxes in a mobster’s crypt, searching for clues to what happened to a 15-year-old girl who Read more
The acquisition of two additional state-of-the-art pieces of DNA sequencing instruments positions Western Carolina University’s Forensic Science Program to establish a DNA sequencing core facility Read more
Documents just released by US Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) in response to one of EFF’s Freedom of Information Act requests show that DHS is Read more
In recent years, the cold case methodology has quietly evolved to a new process that’s much more complex and elaborate. The following developments are now Read more
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