WXII12.com North Carolina
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Additional DNA testing in the case of a man whose 1995 rape conviction was overturned has showed his DNA actually did exist on evidence from the crime scene, Winston-Salem police said Wednesday.
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The Jakarta Post
Jose A. Lorente, the founder of DNA-ProKids, described the initiative as an international program that identified missing children, provided support for their relatives, and fought human trafficking.
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ABC4.com Salt Lake City
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC 4 News) – Old crimes, frozen in police cold case files for years, are becoming warm again thanks to brand new technology. At Utah’s state crime lab, scientists are solving crimes
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Vermont Public Radio
Vermont police will soon have a new resource for the forensic investigative portion of their work.
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The Tucson Sentinel.com
In 2004, DNA analysis first helped forensic anthropologist Dr. Bruce Anderson give a family answers about one young woman who disappeared while crossing illegally into Arizona.
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KVUE,com Texas
The Texas Department of Public Safety released the findings of an investigation into the Austin Police Department’s Crime Laboratory and reported “complete confidence” in the DNA section after a former employee cited multiple issues.
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New York Daily News
A violent thug was charged Tuesday in the 2004 attack on a 15-year-old Harlem girl – a crime prosecutors said could have been solved years ago with stronger DNA laws
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KHTS California
The Board of Supervisors approved $2.5 million in grant funding from the U.S. Department of Justice to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department for its “Forensic DNA Backlog Reduction Program’ announced Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich .
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Toledo Blade.com
Most of the stolen flat-screen televisions, confiscated firearms and samurai swords, and shoplifted retail clothing that fill the shelves of the basement property room of the Toledo Police Department downtown don’t stay there forever.
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