DNA match leads to arrest in Boston woman's 1988 stabbing death
A Dorchester man is scheduled to be arraigned Friday in the 1988 stabbing death of a Boston woman after new DNA technology linked him to the decades-old murder, officials said. James Holloman, 65, was arrested by the Boston Police fugitive unit Thursday after being indicted earlier in the death of 25-year-old Karen Taylor in Roxbury.
Thanks to a serendipitous discovery and a lot of painstaking work, scientists can now build biohybrid molecules that combine ...
Following a monthslong battle over CEO Anne Wojcicki’s plans to take 23andMe private, all seven independent members of its ...
A DNA test on a body found in Kentucky, believed to be Interstate 75 shooting suspect Joseph Couch, was inconclusive. The ...
A team of researchers from the University of Cape Town (South Africa) and the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary ...
The Kentucky State Medical Examiner's Office will now try another testing method to identify the remains, officials said ...
An initial DNA test of a body believed to belong to Joseph Couch, the suspected gunman behind southern Kentucky's Sept. 7 ...
All seven independent directors of DNA-testing company 23andMe resigned, following a protracted negotiation with CEO Anne ...
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Now that Paula Ann Lundgren's identity is known, the sheriff's office hopes "new leads can be developed as to how she came to ...
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An initial DNA test on remains believed to be that of alleged I-75 shooter Joseph Couch was inconclusive, but a ...
The DNA test results for the body believed to be suspected Kentucky highway shooter Joseph Couch came back inconclusive, but ...
Matthew Russell Brown, 67, of Ingleside, Ill., was sentenced Wednesday in Hennepin County District Court after pleading ...
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