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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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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.
