Itar Tass Russia
VLADIKAVKAZ, September 14 (Itar-Tass) — A DNA analysis will be needed to identify the suicide bomber who committed the terrorist act in Vladikavkaz, the North Caucasian republic of North Ossetia, on September 9, a source in investigation agencies told Itar-Tass on Tuesday.
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Posted in Current Cases
The Herald Scotland
Residents in a Highland community are to be asked to provide DNA samples to help solve a 21-year-old murder mystery.
Recent intelligence has reinforced the police view that there are people in Caol near Fort William who have information that could lead them to the killer of James Hassard.
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Posted in Cold Cases
Times-Standard Northern California
NAPA, Calif.—A 73-year-old Colorado prison inmate is back in Northern California to face charges of fatally stabbing a Napa bar owner 36 years ago.
Authorities say Roy Allen Melanson was booked into Napa County Jail on Saturday after being extradited from Colorado, where he has been serving a life sentence for the murder of another woman.
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Posted in Cold Cases, Current Cases
Tampa Bay Business Journal
The National Forensic Science Technology Center is expanding.
The nonprofit Largo company has created a for-profit spin-off, the Forensic Innovation Center that it says will add 40 jobs paying 150 percent of the average annual wage in Pinellas County.
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Posted in Funding, Press Releases
KFOXtv.com
NEW MEXICO — Katie’s Law supporters in New Mexico continue to campaign to get a similar law passed across the country.
The New Mexico law requires all violent offenders to give DNA samples to police.
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