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For decades, some criminal cases seemed destined to remain forever shrouded in mystery. Files gathering dust in evidence lockers, families left without answers, and killers walking free — these are ...

A possible change to New York’s forensic testing guidelines could help investigators solve cold cases by allowing evidence to be tested in more laboratories. For decades, forensic samples connected to ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Defense attorney Ahmad Crews, left, questions forensics expert Larry Peterson about hair found on Tara Baker's body. Two forensic ...

When a homicide detective in California's Central Valley last year reopened the investigation into the unsolved killing of a bakery owner, she turned to an increasingly popular forensic tool credited ...

The Spokane community in 1959, left reeling from the brutal murder of 9-year-old Candice “Candy” Elaine Rogers, decided it had to do something. So with the help of then-Spokesman-Review columnist ...

New York could let state police use powerful new DNA testing that helped crack the Gilgo Beach case. Public defenders say ...