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June 6, 2021
Case royally. >> the only area that was fingerprinted was the area around the body that there was blood near the front door. there was blood on the venetian blinds. empty condom wrapper a short distance from the body. the police go upstairs to see if that has been flushed. do not fingerprint the flush handle at the commode. dont dna that. dont dna anything up there. >> in fact, the defense did its own dna testing. on that condom wrapper. by the prosecutions account it was a key piece of evidence...
June 5, 2021
Biden priority list for deportation. covid or not. carley: wow. >> thats whats happening at the border today. its no surprise that henry cuellar, the congressman from that area, a democrat, is flaming mad at this administration. it isnt just republicans. will: as you point out it shows up in the antidotal evidence in those videos but also in the stacks as well. thank you for being with us this morning. >> good to be with you all. will: major break through in 49-year-old cold case. illinois prose...
June 3, 2021
Some of the largest DNA databases — Ancestry, 23andMe, and Helix — already refuse to share their databases with the police without a court order. What is their argument? Ancestry doesn’t want to lose the business of skittish serial killers?
June 2, 2021
Credit unidentified.wikia.org The remains of an Ohio serviceman who died nearly 80 years ago during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor have been brought home and laid to rest next to those of his parents and brother. 21-year old Robert Bailey was a shipfitter in the Navy and one of 429 killed on the USS Oklahoma. Bailey was on the battleship the morning of Dec. 7, 1941, after trading places with an officer so he could be on board when his older brother arrived. Baileys remains were identified...
June 2, 2021
Before Florida executes 75-year-old Tommy Zeigler, State Attorney Monique Worrell wants to conduct DNA testing to make sure the state is killing a guilty man. Attorney General Ashley Moody is trying to thwart that. Yes, Florida’s top prosecutor is trying to obstruct a local prosecutor’s attempt to collect more evidence. That’s disturbing, particularly for a state that has wrongly sentenced ...
May 28, 2021
Christine Pennell of Berlin, Connecticut, was adopted at age 3 after being abandoned at a train station; after a DNA test, she learned she had a full sister,...
May 28, 2021
The Public Service Commission (PSC) said that when it first inspected the SAPS labs in 2011, it sent a report with findings and recommendations to the departments and the parliamentary police portfolio committee.
May 26, 2021
The Vegan Society is partnering with UK food testing laboratory Food Forensics to identify and flag animal derived materials or evidence of cross-contamination in products looking to carry the Vegan Trademark. We speak to Food Forensics’ Rick Sanderson to find out how.
May 23, 2021
The drug used forletal injection set to expire ten days after the scheduled execution date. the state openly used that fact as an argument against delay. death penalty critics were outraged. it seems problematic to you, me, the international community certainly had an outcry. arkansas politicians didnt care. >> reporter: it appears they dill dont. the governor defended the execution deny the new discovery. >> the evidence obviously that was uncovered is inconclusive and the fact is that the jury...
May 23, 2021
La deli stepped into the death chamber of the unit in arkansas. he was strapped to a gurney. he said -- nothing. his final words heard earlier in an interview with the bbc. >> but my dying words will always be as it has been, i am an innocent man. >> reporter: lee spent 22 years on arkansass death row never changing the story. >> to maintain innocence for over 20 years, thats something that im not familiar with. >> reporter: never confessed to you? >> not once. n even hinted at it. >> reporter: ...