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Case. it was going to be a difficult case. >> 1993, dr. michael swango worked at a veterans hospital in new york state where he had access to every patient. >> that made it very difficult for us, because we literally had to review every medical record of every inpatient at the hospital at that particular time. >> so we assembled this team. we had dr. michael baden, we had nurses that are trained in forensics, and then we had a toxicologist. his name was fred reidus. and they pored through hundre...

In a new interview with the Toronto Sun, the director said he wanted to "drive a stake" through the heart of the debate over the famous scene.

In this interview, Alexis Garloff talks to NewsMedical about her next-generation sequencing research and the possible applications in forensics, particularly in sexual assault cases.

He said he was trying to, in text messages that weve seen from the meadows side, you see him trying to pass on information that he said he was getting from some cyber forensics team that he says he was in touch with. and not only was he trying to get investigations of these chinese satellites, like one of these conspiracy theories, he also was key in the effort to replace the then acting attorney general. he wanted to get jeffrey clark in that role so that he could try to help the former preside...

If youre willing to deceive customers and attempt to hide your actions, we will be persistent in pursuing you and ensuring are brought to justice. i thank damian williams and his team at the southern district for their partnership on this case. i want to thank our partners at the s.e.c. and cftc to their outstanding work, and thanks for the foreign operations group for their logistics and resource assistance. our field office is in boston, miami, washington, d.c. and bridgetown. fbi headquarters...

"With facial reconstruction, it is the anatomy of a skull that does the talking," forensic artist Hew Morrison told Newsweek.

Of within gotten some dna and data points and i hope digital forensics that will be important we havent heard a lot about that. >> thank you for your career in law enforcement and shedding light on this as yet unsolved quadruple homicide thank you for joining us. crime continues to go up to new york but a newly elected congressman has some solutions we will hear from him next on "sunday night in america".

You have the crime scene. you process that crime scene. this is what we have done. what was concerning me initially was the students called over individuals other than law enforcement initially when they found these bodies. i believe that could have led to some contamination of the crime scene. james is absolutely right. i do believe this case certainly will be resolved. i believe the forensics are going to be the driving force. look, when you kill somebody or somebodies under these circumstance...

Perfect crimes anymore. the bottom line is there has to be a lead their 6000 tips called into the national tip line. i believe theyre going to catch this guy this person or persons very soon. >> or been questions about the forensics. this circus number of things are being taken from the house that were given back to families. authorities have said we know how important it is to get some of these items back. another former fbi special agent jonathan gillam told fox news hes worried about that. cr...

Detectives lining this hallway in the bronx were entering a crime scene as chilling as it was violent. the victims name was denise raymond. she was an executive with fed-ex. cops videoed the entire scene and anything that might seem important. >> detectives are mystified over the vicious killing of a successful executive. >> the case went to detective tom aiello, a 20-year veteran. he led a team of detectives who worked through the night knocking on doors and collecting evidence. then as the sun...