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CNN Forensic Files May 3, 2015 05:39:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Forensic Files May 3, 2015 05:39:00

>> she had dental records but they were ten years old. i couldn't find a dentist that kept their records that long. >> and initially scientists couldn't use dna testing either. >> they couldn't pull the dna from the remains from the bones. apparently the bones were too dried out. >> investigators were facing the very real possibility that their victim would never be identified. then forensic anthropologist dr. midori albert had an idea. >> i'd been familiar with a procedure called skull photo video superposition where you take an actual skull and you can take a photograph of a person and actua...

CNN Forensic Files June 17, 2014 08:39:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Forensic Files June 17, 2014 08:39:00

Unsuccessful. >> she had dental records but they were ten years old. i couldn't find a dentist that kept their records that long. >> and initially scientists couldn't use dna testing either. >> they couldn't pull the dna from the remains from the bones. apparently the bones were too dried out. >> investigators were facing the very real possibility that their victim would never be identified. then forensic anthropologist dr. midori albert had an idea. >> i'd been familiar with a procedure called skull photo video superposition where you take an actual skull and you can take a photograph of a pe...

CNN Forensic Files February 7, 2014 07:09:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Forensic Files February 7, 2014 07:09:00

>> she had dental records but they were ten years old. i couldn't find a dentist that kept their records that long. >> and initially scientists couldn't use dna testing either. >> they couldn't pull the dna from the remains from the bones. apparently the bones were too dried out. >> investigators were facing the very real possibility that their victim would never be identified. then forensic anthropologist dr. midori albert had an idea. >> i'd been familiar with a procedure called skull photo video superposition where you take an actual skull and you can take a photograph of a person and actua...