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April 25, 2007 | Volume 1, Issue 17

THIS WEEK'S FEATURE

Timeline of a forensic fraud
A 48-year-old British man spent years passing himself off as a forensic expert and raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars before being exposed, put on trial and sentenced to jail.

And now, as Gene Morrison sits in a prison cell for the next five years for his potentially costly subterfuge, British investigators are beginning to re-open more than 700 cases he was involved in.

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IN THE MAGAZINE

Y-STRs - The Proof is in the Results
While there have been many jokes within the scientific community about the markers that might be present on the Y chromosome – propensity for the air guitar, total lack of recall for dates, incessant use of the TV remote, and inability to ask for directions – it is this very "maleness" that makes the Y chromosome extremely useful in forensic DNA analysis.

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