An American 'Vampire's' DNA Used for Facial Reconstruction – Is the Rest of Him Next?
For forensic scientists, DNA samples are the key to solving crimes by positively identifying the murderer. For genetic scientists,
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For forensic scientists, DNA samples are the key to solving crimes by positively identifying the murderer. For genetic scientists,
Using DNA evidence, forensic scientists created a facial reconstruction of a "vampire" who lived during the 18th century.
Lindy Sue Beichler was stabbed to death at her Manor Township apartment in December 1975, leading to a cold case investigation that has remained unsolved for 46 years. The use of DNA analysis and other forensic techniques led to the arrest this week of 68-year-old David Sinopoli, of Lancaster, who is now charged with killing Biechler. Lancaster County prosecutors worked with Parabon NanoLabs, a DNA testing group that has helped solve more than 200 cold cases around the United States in recent years.