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The Jackson County Sheriffs Office said theyve positively identified the remains of a person found burned at a rural Jackson County home in March.

The Arkansas Supreme Court has ruled in favor of an appeal made by one of the West Memphis Three, ruling against the Arkansas Attorney General’s efforts to delay a decision to refuse DNA testing using state-of-the-art M-vac technology in a nearly 30-year-old murder case.

A grant from the federal government is coming to the Omaha Police Department. It’s dedicated to solving cold cases with DNA testing.

A man responsible for a series of rapes in New Orleans in the 90s now faces life in prison, thanks to DNA technology that was not previously available.

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New DNA testing on hair said to have belonged to Ludwig van Beethoven revealed some that sold for thousands but was never actually his.

Nearly 200 years after Ludwig van Beethoven's death, researchers pulled DNA from strands of his hair, searching for clues about the health problems and hearing loss that plagued him.

Boys in chechnya and they say this is 48 hours after our report comes out, they say the pilot program has been a success, lets expand it by 2,000 russian ukrainian boys. and so the point is they are probably going to at every turn try to show that they are undeterred. but today the international community showed that we are also undeterred. >> what do you want to see happen to vladimir putin and maria lvova-belova? >> one word, handcuffs. >> what do you think the future is for these ukrainian ch...

Ukrainian boys. the point is, they are probably going to at every turn show that they are undeterred, but, today, the international community showed that we are also undeterred. >> what you want to see happen to vladimir putin and maria lvova-belova? >> one-word. handcuffs. >> what you think the future is for those ukrainian children who are already in russia? >> i have worked on efforts to identify through dna testing children in guatemala who were separated from their parents during civil wars...

Police in New Jersey must keep and store physical evidence from rape cases for 20 years as part of a larger effort to solve more cases and leave less rape kits untested, according to a policy directive issued by Attorney General Matthew Platkin. Investigators and prosecutors are also no longer permitted to decline to submit a rape kit for testing because they believe the sexual act was consensual or they have no suspects.