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Category Archives: Crime and Law Enforcement
Identifinders International Wins Fifth Place for DNA Hit of the Year
Identifinders International, in conjunction with the King Co. WA Sheriff’s Office, has been awarded Fifth Place in the Gordon Thomas Honeywell (GTH) DNA Hit of the Year Competition out of a field of 50 entries from 20 countries for their pioneering work on the 1991 Sarah Yarborough homicide. Continue reading
Posted in Cold Cases, Crime and Law Enforcement, DNA Testing, Uncategorized
Tagged autosomal SNP testing, Cold case, DNA Hit of the Year, DNA Identification, Federal Way, Forensic Genealogy, genetic genealogy, Gordon Thomas Honeywell Government Affairs, King County Sheriff's Office, Phoenix Canal Murders, Sarah Yarborough, Seattle Police Department, Termo Fisher, Virtual HIDS Conference, Y-STR
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1968 Cold Case Murder of Gwen Miller Solved through Forensic Genealogy and Dedicated Detective Work
Through the use of DNA forensic genealogy, Rapid City police have identified the suspect responsible for the death of 60-year-old Gwen Miller. Ms. Miller, a Rapid City pharmacist, was located strangled and sexually assaulted in her bed at her home on Hall Street in 1968. Continue reading
Press Conference on Cold Case – Rapid City SD – 2 pm – 17 Jun 2019
RCPD MEDIA ADVISORY: Press conference to discuss new findings in cold case The media is invited to attend a press conference discussing new findings in the cold case investigation into a Rapid City homicide from 1968. The press conference will … Continue reading
Benjaman Kyle
Should it be a concern to our community that someone who is such a blank slate is controlling the emotions of so many genetic genealogists at the expense of critical thinking? Continue reading
DNA Rule-Out for Cold Case, Australia, 1970 – Part II
Through a casual exchange of emails a few weeks ago, Deb Cashion alerted me to a recent article “Police chase DNA of Elmer Crawford relatives in Northern Ireland” that appeared in the Herald Sun. It described the Victoria police search for a DNA … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Law Enforcement
Tagged Anna B. Crawford, Australia, Co. Derry, Deb Cashion, DNA Identification, Elmer Crawford, Forensic Genealogy, Identifinders, Keith Moor, Loch Ard Gorge, Maghera Parish, Missing Persons, mitochondrial DNA, mtDNA, Port Campbell National Park, Sun Herald, Tamneymartin, Unidentified, Victoria
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DNA Rule-Out for Cold Case, Australia, 1970 – Part I
A crime that could not escape media attention in Australia, any more than the Manson family murders could have evaded the public eye here in the States-Elmer Crawford brutally murdered his pregnant wife Theresa (35) and his three children Kathryn (13), James (8), and Karen … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Law Enforcement
Tagged Anna B. Crawford, Australia, Co. Derry, Deb Cashion, DNA Identification, Elmer Crawford, Forensic Genealogy, Identifinders, Keith Moor, Loch Ard Gorge, Maghera Parish, Missing Persons, mitochondrial DNA, mtDNA, Port Campbell National Park, Sun Herald, Tamneymartin, Unidentified, Victoria
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