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>> if they are, it is happening behind the scenes because the secret service is handling the investigation. we know that the agency is still trying to get to the bottom of this, doing fingerprinting and d.n.a. testing. the drugs discovered on sunday as heavily traveled area of the west wing. it was found in a phone cubby where people leave personal be belongings. we tried to get president biden to weigh in yesterday when hosting the prime minister of sweden. he chose not to take questions. [indi...

Residence in the white house, but im not holding my breath. >> doug: additional testing confirmed the white powder was cocaine. what if it wasnt cocaine, what is to stop somebody from bringing anthax in. >> carley: interesting they are saying it will be difficult to discover whose cocaine it was. there should be greater surveillance in that area and there will be d.n.a. testing and fingerprint testing. hopefully we get answers. >> doug: this investigation will continue by secret service and cong...

Who did this incredible thing. are there any leads here, are they any closer to figuring it out? >> reporter: so far no indication that theyve gotten closer to finding out who brought the baggy of cocaine to the west wing. secret service officials are using every tool at their disposal to try to find the culprit. a federal la enforcement official -- law enforcement official said that includes dna testing as well as fingerprint analysis on the bag. and secret service is also combing through surve...

Millions of people send their DNA to companies like 23andMe and AncestryDNA because they want to find their long-lost siblings, discover their genetic predispositions, or become informed about potential health issues. All good things.But people who trust these mega-corporations with their genetic co...

DNA testing, conducted in 2016 and using technology that was not available at the time of the killing, shows Marcellus Williams is not a match for the male DNA found on the murder weapon.

Toronto police have solved a cold case from 1991 through DNA testing, positively identifying the man responsible for killing 43-year-old Herbert Boone. 

Toronto police have solved a cold case from 1991 through DNA testing, positively identifying the man responsible for killing 43-year-old Herbert Boone. 

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Individuals and male dna on a glove outside of the home, and there was basic dna testing on it, and nothing more, and in other words, they honed in on kohberger, and they did not look at anybody else, and john, they are going to attack the genealogy, and they want the public results and all of the results who had a gee net ik link to kohberger, and why didnt you look at them, and the prosecutor is saying that you cant have the fbis work product, and it is their work product, and there are privac...

Construction workers happened upon “a plastic bag in the backyard of a new home site,” a nonprofit said.