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Should police be allowed to search DNA obtained through genetic testing? - Vimarsana News

Should police be allowed to search DNA obtained through genetic testing?

Genetic tests have become increasingly popular in recent years, and a Utah bill would expand the use of DNA testing for investigations of violent crimes. SB186, the \

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Are police allowed to search DNA obtained through genetic testing? - Vimarsana News

Are police allowed to search DNA obtained through genetic testing?

Genetic tests have become increasingly popular in recent years, and a Utah bill would expand the use of DNA testing for investigations of violent crimes.

'I miss him, so much': Family asks public for answers in Utah cold case murder investigation - Vimarsana News

'I miss him, so much': Family asks public for answers in Utah cold case murder investigation

The brothers of a man found beaten to death nearly six years ago, made a plea on Tuesday for anyone with information about their loved one's death to step forward.

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Suspects identified in 2016 Butterfield Canyon cold case murder - Vimarsana News

Suspects identified in 2016 Butterfield Canyon cold case murder

A family made an emotional plea to the public Tuesday to help find whoever killed their brother, Alejandro Reyes, almost six years ago.

Utah detective with no interest in homicide investigations recognized for cold case expertise - Vimarsana News

Utah detective with no interest in homicide investigations recognized for cold case expertise

Unified police detective Ben Pender really didn't want to become part of the homicide unit, let alone investigate cold cases. Now, he's being recognized by the U.S. Department of Justice.

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