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His attorney says he is innocent. martinez identified with the help of this team and nypd forensic unit, after requesting dna in 2018, took on the laborious duty that the case meet the strict criteria the state requires for application. it took two years for the new york states crime lab to come back with a familial dna fit. the familial dna hit gave detectives the name of a convicted offender found in the states dna data base. this means the forensic team would be looking for someone related to...

And now part of a dna profile can tell you the family the sample likely comes from. you can imagine over 65 million people in the uk, there are around 6.5 million profiles on the national dna data base. through science, through algorithms, through brilliant individuals, they will narrow that profile down to a population of around 90 people. 90 people whod given the police their dna and might be related to the tunbridge wells killer. detectives visited and questioned them about their family membe...

Ago going to get themselves into some sort of a d.n.a. data base? >> yeah. im told this is the part where there will be need for patience and letting the process play itself out. even the families, i got to speak to those families very, very briefly. there isnt and i have spoken to other folks from the korean war conflict who have family members missing. there isnt always a high expectation that it will be indeed their father or mother that is identified and they will know exactly where they are...

>> and he was all excited about something. >> authorities in tennessee, the prisoner told rick, had just arrested someone for a home invasion there. >> he told me, they identified the killer. >> that mans name was bruce hill. when tennessee authorities ran his information through the dna data base, they had a match for the blood found at the crime scene. a jury convicted hill of the murders of big charlie and diane. his motive for the crime was never firmly established. >> who is bruce hill? do ...

Which you stand convicted you are punished by imprisonment to nci cedar junction for a term of not less than 2 1/2 years, to not more than three years committed concurrent with the life sentence imposed on count a. vccr 2013-0983-c where youre charged with the crime of unlawful possession of ammunition after being quicked by the jury youre now stand committed and outstanding -- and in consideration of the events for which you now have been convicted youre sentenced to the house of correction for...

Import these dogs from eastern europe and train them right here in america. lets take a look at these super puppies. >> good job, buddy. >> the working dog center is thriving after opening last year on 9/11. its an non-profit breeding program and research facility complete with a dna data base aimed at advancing american working dogs. the service animals are skilled at detecting bomb and drugs. or low blood sugar in diabetic owners. working dogs are critical in national tragedies. the puppies ar...

>>gretchen: working dogs in training. a nonprofit center in philadelphia earned the nickname super puppies. >>steve: the center is trying to breed the best detection dogs in the united states rather than importing them from other countries. anna kooiman is here to check on them. >> the dogs have grown since my first visit in september and trainers say they are exceeding expectations. >> this working dog center is thriving after opening last year on 9/11. its a nonprofit breeding program and gene...

Samples without a warrant from suspects who have been arrested. in a 5-4 decision, the majority argued that collecting the dna of people booked for serious crime helps to establish their identity and is not an unlawful search. justice kennedy wrote for the majority, "taking and analyze ag cheek swab of the arrestees dna is like fingerprinting and photographing a legitimate police booking procedure that is reasonable under the fourth amendment." conservative justice scalia joins three of the cour...

Heres the question. is that going too far. here is former prosecutor faith jenkins and fox news contributor arthur eye didala. what do you think of the idea? >> i think its a great idea. dna is the most important law enforcement tool we have today. not only connects suspects to crimes but it also gives greater access to dna data base to help prove their innocence. >> it goes beyond what is currently practiced right now. a misdemeanor like drunk driving would have to provide their dna. let me get...

Our blago turned himself in to prison officials. im going to try to visit him there, i promise. new york said to be the first state in the nation to collect d.n.a. evidence for any people convicted of any single crimes including misdemeanors. expand the existing d.n.a. data base. the governor is expected to sign it within days. now, prosecutors say it will not only help connect suspects to crimes, but will also give defendants greater access to d.n.a. testing. which could help prove their innoce...