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DNA Matches Fingernail Scrapings Taken from 1988 Murder Victim
A DNA sample from saliva collected off the ground outside a suspect’s home has matched the profile found underneath the fingernails of a young mother brutally murdered 36 years ago.
Although police recognized similarities in the two cases, evidence conclusively connecting them proved elusive.
Fifteen years after Maryanne Humphrey’s tragic death, the GBI is releasing never-before-seen sketches, an original sketch and age-progressed sketches of the suspect believed to have killed her.
The course will offer an introduction to the different sciences that students can choose for program concentrations.
Trent University’s Forensics Crime Scene Facility has become the first Canadian building – and the 11th worldwide – to receive the prestigious Zero Carbon Certification from the International Living ...
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