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Indian River Crime Lab uses STRmix software

Product News: Indian River Crime Lab will use STRmix to resolves complex DNA profiles in criminal cases 09 Jul 2021 STRmix™, sophisticated forensic software used to resolve mixed DNA profiles previously thought to be too complex to interpret, has been approved for use by the Indian River (Florida) Crime Laboratory. The Laboratory, which is overseen by local law enforcement agencies within the 19th Judicial Circuit, will use STRmix™ in its scientific testing of crime scene evidence. Since its introduction nearly a decade ago, STRmix™ has established a highly successful track record of producing usable, interpretable, and admissible DNA evidence in a wide range of criminal cases.

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Indian River Crime Lab Will Use STRmix

Indian River Crime Lab Will Use STRmix
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Arizona Department of Public Safety Begins Using STRmix

Arizona Department of Public Safety Begins Using STRmix Share Article WASHINGTON (PRWEB) June 03, 2021 The Arizona Department of Public Safety Scientific Analysis Bureau will begin using STRmix™, sophisticated forensic software capable of resolving mixed DNA profiles previously thought to be too complex to interpret. Introduced in 2012, STRmix™ has proven to be highly effective in producing usable, interpretable, and admissible DNA results in a wide range of criminal cases, including violent crime, gun, and sexual assault cases. STRmix™ has also been instrumental in helping to solve cold cases in which evidence originally was dismissed as inconclusive, in exonerating individuals in post-conviction cases, and in excluding individuals wrongly associated as the source of crime scene evidence.

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Passenger announces he has Covid as plane is about to take off

Passenger announces he has Covid as plane is about to take off Travel Desk © Provided by The Independent A passenger announced he had Covid-19 as the plane he was sitting on was about to take off. The incident happened on IndiGo flight 6E286 on 4 March, which was about to depart the Indian capital of New Delhi for the city of Pune. According to a local media agency, the passenger told the flight crew that he had Covid-19 while the plane was on the runway about to take off. After the man’s revelation, the aircraft turned back to the airport. All passengers were offloaded, including the passenger with Covid-19.

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Every passenger onboard two flights told they ve been potentially exposed to Covid

Every passenger onboard two flights told they’ve been potentially exposed to Covid Helen Coffey © Provided by The Independent Every single passenger onboard two separate Air Transat flights have been told they have potentially been exposed to Covid-19. The two services, both flying from the Caribbean island of Haiti to Montreal in Canada, had such high rates of infection onboard that all travellers were deemed to be at risk, reports the Once someone who has been on a flight reports testing positive for coronavirus, Health Canada normally identifies and notifies those who had been seated in specific nearby rows. Although the number of passengers onboard flights TS663 and TS665 who tested positive haven’t been revealed, it was enough that all passengers, regardless of where they were sitting on the aircraft, have been contacted.

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