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Authorities said DNA collected at the scene of Maryland mom Rachel Morin’s killing matched that of an unidentified suspect in a girl's assault during an LA burglary.
Investigators said the suspected killer’s vast estate may contain the bodies of over 25 boys and young gay men.
Photo Illustration by Erin O’Flynn/The Daily Beast/Getty Images and FoxIn a darkened room, the glow of a computer screen lights up the face of a quirkily attractive young woman. She wears a nose ring and a studded leather jacket, but we know she is a scientist because of her furrowed brow and the commanding way she pounds the keyboard as she enters queries into a secret database on the dark web. Surrounding her workstation are machines that are testing things—DNA, satellite images, fingerprints,
What is that process like? what kinds of tools are being used, and what other kinds of testing could be useful? here? >> so, basically, what happens only get, typically, drug evidence into a crime lab, is that they are going to first separate the drug evidence from the packaging. so, they will separate the physical solid drugs, and that will go off for drug testing, which it sounds like this already happened. and if they determine it was cocaine. and then, the packaging actually can go off, and be processed in the -- late in print section for fingerprints, or it can be go off in the process in...
A suspect in the 1979 cold case murder of Patricia Carnahan in El Dorado County, has been arrested after investigators found a DNA match for an unrelated crime in Washington state.