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Despite 40% Workload Increase, ME's Office Uses 1800s Ancestral Link to ID Victim in Cold Case

The rising number of deaths in Clark County has outpaced population growth and left investigators with less time to work on cold cases. But that didn't stop Christine Holroyd.

 

In March 1980, the New York State Police investigated the discovery of a victim left headless and handless in a travel trunk near a dumpster on the grounds of the Hudson View Apartment Complex in ...

 

Sudanese medical officials warned Monday that more than 1,500 unidentified bodies piled up in several of the country’s morgues could lead to an outbreak of disease, amid accusations the government is ...

 

Detectives discovered their tape-recorded statements and reexamined them for deceptive answers using software.

 

Bipartisan legislation to reauthorize the National Computer Forensics Institute, which provides training to state and local law enforcement agencies, passed the Senate unanimously Tuesday night.

 

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