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The U.S. has not prioritized stillbirth prevention, and American parents are losing babies even as other countries make larger strides to reduce deaths late in pregnancy.Inside the medical examiner’s office, two pathologists removed a baby’s lungs from his chest, clamped them together and placed the...

Police are investigating a homicide following the identification of a human skull found months ago in Anniston.

A human skull found in Anniston back in May was identified as a missing woman.

The D.C. crime lab, which lost its accreditation two years ago, appears to be on the road to recovery and helping strengthen the city’s fight against crime.

An emotionally charged vigil for Stephen Clay Perkins, who was shot and killed by Decatur police last week, saw hundreds in attendance and prompted a response from city officials Friday

The “lung float” test claims to help determine if a baby was born alive or dead, but many medical examiners say it’s too unreliable. Yet the test is still being used to bring murder charges — and get convictions.

D.C.'s crime lab lost accreditation more than two years ago. But it could regain its accreditation as early as January. 

Murcia, Spain, Oct 5 (EFE).- The families of seven of the thirteen people who died last Sunday in the fire at the Teatre and Fonda Milagros nightclubs in Murcia (southern Spain) requested the repatriation of the bodies to their countries of origin, while the other six will rest in the cemeteries of the Murcian towns …

DNA helped solve the cold case, as Joseph George Sutherland pleaded guilty in court Thursday after killing two women nearly four decades ago.

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