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Utah’s Commercial Genetic Genealogy Database Bill Fails
A bill addressing law enforcements use of genetic genealogy DNA databases like GEDmatch and Ancestry failed to pass the Utah House of Representatives late last week amid concerns it was not specific ...
A clay reconstruction of the homicide victim's face was developed and released to the public by the end of 1980, but yielded no clues as to who this unknown man was.
Researchers are developing ways to detect a range of drugs and other substances commonly found in the suspicious death of humans and animals.
Tattoos, electric shock devices, and plastic bracelets. These are examples of the kinds of objects and physical abuses deployed by human traffickers to control, torture, and brand their victims, and ...
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