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A young couple embarks on an overnight road trip and never returns. How did investigators finally find their killer?

Another woman's search to discover her roots leads to a shocking discovery: a killer in her family tree.

All Chelsea Rustad had been trying to do was learn the name of her great grandparents. What she uncovered was a secret that was buried much deeper.

The Institute for American Indian Studies is hosting an exhibit on the first settlers of...

Justin OBrien, the uncle of Jay Cook, said his nephews death will be a loss felt by the entire community.

The hatchet murder of two young boys has baffled VPD investigators for nearly 70 years

Vancouver police hope DNA will help solve 7-decades old Babes in the Woods cold case A double homicide that has stumped Vancouver police investigators for nearly 70 years is again under the microscope, but this time using the focused lens of modern DNA forensics. Social Sharing Remains of 2 boys discovered in 1953 a lingering mystery police hope to solve using private DNA databases CBC News · Posted: May 18, 2021 1:24 PM PT | Last Updated: May 18 A police file photo of the scene where the bo...

Legal Fellow, Meese Center The police did not need a warrant to query the public consumer genetics website, as some privacy advocates and legal scholars have argued. Ashley Cooper / Getty Images Key Takeaways Police don’t need a warrant to collect abandoned DNA at a crime scene ... and don’t need a warrant to query CODIS because it is a government database. A criminal who leaves his DNA at a crime scene does not have standing under the Fourth Amendmen...

The pandemic brought more people out into the Arizona wilderness than ever before and no organization saw that more than the Arizona Game and Fish Department. Last year, AZGFD sold more licenses for fishing, hunting, boating and off-road vehicles than ever before, said Jay Cook, with statewide community engagement at AZGFD. He and Scott Laven came to the April 20 Rim Country chamber luncheon to advocate for a new pilot program to help the public learn to recreate safely in the Arizona wildernes...

By Jeremy Coumbes on March 4, 2021 at 7:44am The South Jacksonville Village Board of Trustees has several action items to decide on during their regular March meeting tonight. The board is expected to officially approve two new hires on the police department as well as approving the appointment of Jay Cook as Police Chaplain. An engagement of services for the Code Red emergency alert message system will likely be approved. A declaration of surplus property consisting of the Sou...