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Bryan Kohberger, Accused Of Stabbing 4 US Students, Gets Life In Prison
One after another, the friends and family of the four University of Idaho students killed in their home by Bryan Kohberger vented their emotions in sobs, insults and curses before a packed courtroom Wednesday as he was sentenced to life in prison.
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How Toronto Police Cracked A 41-Year-Old Murder Case Using DNA Testing
The case dates back to May 17, 1982, when 47-year-old Kevin McBride died of multiple stab wounds inside his apartment in Toronto.
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How Can Genetic Data Be Better Encrypted? Researchers Find A Way
Using nothing more than a simple vial of saliva, millions of people have created DNA profiles on genealogy websites.
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Most Americans Can Soon Be Identified By A Relative's DNA: Study
The remarkable technique used to identify the suspected "Golden State Killer" four decades after his crimes -- genetic genealogy -- could be used to identify half of all Americans from relatives' DNA samples, a new study says.
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The Unlikely Crime-Fighter Cracking Decades-Old Murders? A Genealogist
The young couple set out on a trip in 1987, speeding toward Seattle, Washington, in a gold van, when they crossed paths with a killer. The man raped Tanya Van Cuylenborg and shot her in the head. Jay Cook was beaten and strangled.
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Bryan Kohberger, Accused Of Stabbing 4 US Students, Gets Life In Prison
One after another, the friends and family of the four University of Idaho students killed in their home by Bryan Kohberger vented their emotions in sobs, insults and curses before a packed courtroom Wednesday as he was sentenced to life in prison.
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How Toronto Police Cracked A 41-Year-Old Murder Case Using DNA Testing
The case dates back to May 17, 1982, when 47-year-old Kevin McBride died of multiple stab wounds inside his apartment in Toronto.
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How Can Genetic Data Be Better Encrypted? Researchers Find A Way
Using nothing more than a simple vial of saliva, millions of people have created DNA profiles on genealogy websites.
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Most Americans Can Soon Be Identified By A Relative's DNA: Study
The remarkable technique used to identify the suspected "Golden State Killer" four decades after his crimes -- genetic genealogy -- could be used to identify half of all Americans from relatives' DNA samples, a new study says.
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The Unlikely Crime-Fighter Cracking Decades-Old Murders? A Genealogist
The young couple set out on a trip in 1987, speeding toward Seattle, Washington, in a gold van, when they crossed paths with a killer. The man raped Tanya Van Cuylenborg and shot her in the head. Jay Cook was beaten and strangled.
