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Denver offered them to cohomicide detectives, full-time, at their disposal, and they said, "no, we dont need it." so you cant let arrogance coupled with incompetence halt this thing. theyve got to say, "look, we need help, lets get it from where we can get it." theres lots of help available. the way the system works in our country, for the most part, we have 18,000 police jurisdictions. each one is a little island of authority. if a crime happens on that island, it is the police chiefs responsib...

A division bench of Justices Rohit Deo and Urmila Joshi-Phalke dismissed the appeal by the man, observing that he had betrayed the trust of the survivor and “destroyed her life” when he “was under moral obligation to protect the child”.

The DNA of the bones recovered from the forest has now been matched with the DNA of Shraddha Walker’s father, in a major breakthrough.

Marquis Young, 32, was sentenced in September 2021 to 115 years in prison after being found guilty of murder and two counts of attempted murder.

The body of Ruth Marie Terry was found in the Race Point Dunes in 1974. She remained unidentified until this October.

A man on TikTok has gone viral after warning against sending DNA samples to DNA testing companies like Ancestry.com.

A second panel at the Court of Appeals has ruled Indiana courts lack legal authority to alter the gender marker on the birth certificate of a transgender individual.

A woman shares a message she received from an unknown number urging her to conduct an Ancestry.com test to find the truth about her parentage.

Told her parents that she was going to the mall in february of 1968 to buy some new dance shoes. and so she didnt come back home. they didnt know what had happened to her so they got in their car that night and they went to the mall. they found her car and then they found her in the backseat. she was deceased. she had tape over her mouth and her hands were tied. at that point it was unsolved. its been unsolved since 1968. it was manual asphyxiation, they also determined that, in fact, they were ...

Unsolved killings. >> richard cottingham who is already serving life in prison pleaded guilty to a 1968 murder and told the court he caused the deaths of four other women. >> cnns jean casarez is with us now, is it clear why he is confessing now. >> reporter: it looks like that this was heavily negotiated because they charged him in june. they had done some dna testing on 2021 but its curious because he was convicted of one murder in court. this just happened and he admitted to four others and s...