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dozens of plastic zip ties, presumably used to bind both victims, and among the various items of tanya's clothing, one item stood out. scharf: they found tanya's pants, which eventually were found to have semen on the pant leg. narrator: they also took swabs from tanya's body during her autopsy. and so they kept some of the vaginal swabs, and they retained them, frozen, in the laboratory. narrator: but this was 1987, and dna science was in its infancy. in fact, the first-ever conviction using dna evidence happened in england just weeks before jay and tanya's murders. collins: when these murders happened in 1987, we weren't using dna testing. it hadn't been brought into the lab yet. narrator: despite being relatively unfamiliar with dna technology, analysts realized
some form of heinous crime, which, unfortunately, he did and just somehow crossed paths with tanya and jay. narrator: in june of 2019, william talbott was convicted of aggravated murder and sentenced to two consecutive life terms without the possibility of parole. his case is a forensic first. the suspected golden state killer was exposed by genetic genealogy. in talbott's case, in a legal precedent, the genetic genealogy evidence was presented to a jury and helped put him behind bars. this is a game-changer for investigators, for forensic scientists, for prosecutors. genetic genealogy is the best crime-fighting tool that's come along since dna came along. moore: in jay and tanya's case, genetic genealogy was able to develop a suspect who had never even been considered previously.
narrator: even though sierra bouzigard's murder appeared to be sexually motivated, no dna was recovered from her rape kit. but thanks to sierra, the killer left his dna behind. she apparently fought off a sexual assault before being killed. the coroner was able to obtain a dna sample from under the fingernails of sierra. narrator: this meant the killer would likely be scratched up. even better for investigators, this dna profile matched other evidence at the scene. quaal: there was a profile obtained from a candy wrapper.
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a development that brought no satisfaction to sierra's family or to investigators. they wanted the case to go to trial. they have no doubt this revolutionary piece of dna technology would have put blake russell behind bars for a long, long time. quaal: the nice thing about this is that it will create a picture of this person, and not based on someone's memory, but actually based on the dna in the case, which doesn't change. mancuso: it was everything. it was her fighting and giving us the evidence. it was the coroner swabbing the dna. it was our analyst monica running the dna and staying on it. i'm just very proud that we have people that are dedicated like monica who are willing to challenge new technology. to challenge new technology it's still sometimes unbelievable how awesome technology and scientists and how we were able to solve
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