A Las Vegas school teacher was looking for rocks at Sand Wash Creek in Congress, Arizona on July 31, 1960 only to discover the partially buried remains of a young child.
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Investigators at the time determined that the victim had been shot in the head. However, they were unable to identify the victim or any suspects in the potential murder case.
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Senate Bill 467 seeks to expand this definition of false evidence by making the following inadmissible in a pre- and post-conviction.
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The Waco Police Department with the help from the Waco Fire Dive Team recovered a vehicle after Adventures with Purpose began a separate search for a Waco PD missing persons case from December 2017.
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Over the years, multiple searchers were conducted in the area, including by a diver searching a nearby beaver pond. No leads were developed explaining Glennon’s disappearance.
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Singer will lead efforts to expand Othram’s operations throughout North America, delivering on the company’s mission to enable justice for all victims and their families.
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On-site, real-time monitoring of abused drugs in a patient’s system could alert clinicians before dangerous levels are reached, and such an approach may not be far away.
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Development of blowflies on a body is a standard forensic measure of time since death, but temperature variations can alter that development and mislead investigators.
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Parabon’s coldest case of 2021 was the identification of 2-year-old Steven “Stevie” Crawford, whose decomposed remains were discovered by a fisherman in the Keen County Reservoir, OR, on July 11, 1963 and identified 58 years later.
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Their goal is to have a resource card clipped to every provider ID badge or in the pockets of providers across Ohio State. That way they are better equipped when a survivor of sexual assault comes to them for care.
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