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DNA Databases Key to Preventing Future Victims
If Ashley Spence’s rapist was arrested in Arizona, where he brutally raped the then-19-year-old, he would likely still be roaming the streets.
For the first time, forensic science researchers have examined the presence and transfer of human DNA on pets, such as cats and dogs.
Although investigators found some clothing near the recovered remains, there were no identifying documents or clues as to who the man was.
The nation’s top public health agency softened its guidelines for U.S. doctors prescribing oxycodone and other opioid painkillers.
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