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22-Year-Old Cold Case Solved: Man Confesses to 2002 Moscow Region Murders
A 50-year-old man from the Novosibirsk region confessed to four murders committed in the Moscow region in 2002, after advanced forensic analysis of 22-year-old evidence linked him to the crimes. The victims included a college applicant, two people in Pushkino, and a Peruvian student.
22-Year-Old Cold Case Solved: Man Confesses to 2002 Moscow Region Murders
A 50-year-old man from the Novosibirsk region confessed to four murders committed in the Moscow region in 2002, after advanced forensic analysis of 22-year-old evidence linked him to the crimes. The victims included a college applicant, two people in Pushkino, and a Peruvian student.
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64% Bias Score
2002 Moscow Oblast Murders Solved: Suspect Apprehended After 21 Years
A 50-year-old man from Novosibirsk Oblast was arrested for the 2002 murders of four women in the Moscow Oblast; the suspect, who had attended acting school in Moscow, was identified through modern forensics and confessed, revealing a pattern of opportunistic violence.
2002 Moscow Oblast Murders Solved: Suspect Apprehended After 21 Years
A 50-year-old man from Novosibirsk Oblast was arrested for the 2002 murders of four women in the Moscow Oblast; the suspect, who had attended acting school in Moscow, was identified through modern forensics and confessed, revealing a pattern of opportunistic violence.
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52% Bias Score
Genetic Genealogy Solves 36-Year-Old Cold Case Murder
18-year-old Tracy Whitney was found murdered in Washington in 1988; genetic genealogy identified John Guillot Jr. as the killer 36 years later, though he had died before authorities could arrest him.
Genetic Genealogy Solves 36-Year-Old Cold Case Murder
18-year-old Tracy Whitney was found murdered in Washington in 1988; genetic genealogy identified John Guillot Jr. as the killer 36 years later, though he had died before authorities could arrest him.
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24% Bias Score
Crime Museums Around the World
An overview of various crime museums around the world, focusing on their exhibits and approaches to presenting crime history.
Crime Museums Around the World
An overview of various crime museums around the world, focusing on their exhibits and approaches to presenting crime history.
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16% Bias Score
Forensic Medicine: Child Protection and Autopsies
Forensic medic Constanze Niess discusses her work investigating child abuse and conducting autopsies, highlighting the emotional and professional challenges of her career.
Forensic Medicine: Child Protection and Autopsies
Forensic medic Constanze Niess discusses her work investigating child abuse and conducting autopsies, highlighting the emotional and professional challenges of her career.
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0% Bias Score
22-Year-Old Cold Case Solved: DNA Links Former Actor to Moscow Oblast Murders
Alexei G., a former acting student from Novosibirsk, was arrested in July 2024 for a series of unsolved murders of young women in the Moscow Oblast in 2002, including a Peruvian national, after DNA evidence linked him to the crimes.
22-Year-Old Cold Case Solved: DNA Links Former Actor to Moscow Oblast Murders
Alexei G., a former acting student from Novosibirsk, was arrested in July 2024 for a series of unsolved murders of young women in the Moscow Oblast in 2002, including a Peruvian national, after DNA evidence linked him to the crimes.
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60% Bias Score
£10,000 Reward Offered in 1983 Aberdeen Murder Case
The family of George Murdoch, a taxi driver murdered in Aberdeen in 1983, is offering a £10,000 reward to help police find his killer using familial DNA testing on 200 potential genetic matches; the killer stole his wallet and money.
£10,000 Reward Offered in 1983 Aberdeen Murder Case
The family of George Murdoch, a taxi driver murdered in Aberdeen in 1983, is offering a £10,000 reward to help police find his killer using familial DNA testing on 200 potential genetic matches; the killer stole his wallet and money.
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36% Bias Score
NFI Ink Database Aids in Solving Cross-Border ATM Bombings
A new ink trace database at the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI) is helping to solve ATM bombings, primarily by Dutch criminals operating in Germany and other European countries; the database links ink traces found on suspects to specific ATM explosions, using the unique properties of security i...
NFI Ink Database Aids in Solving Cross-Border ATM Bombings
A new ink trace database at the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI) is helping to solve ATM bombings, primarily by Dutch criminals operating in Germany and other European countries; the database links ink traces found on suspects to specific ATM explosions, using the unique properties of security i...
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36% Bias Score
1978 Double Murder Solved by Fingerprint Match
A 46-year-old cold case double murder is solved in Massachusetts after a fingerprint from a taxi application is matched to evidence from the crime scene.
1978 Double Murder Solved by Fingerprint Match
A 46-year-old cold case double murder is solved in Massachusetts after a fingerprint from a taxi application is matched to evidence from the crime scene.
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Hoover Dam Cold Case Solved
The skeletal remains found near the Hoover Dam in 2009 were identified as William Herman Hietamaki thanks to forensic genetic genealogy.
Hoover Dam Cold Case Solved
The skeletal remains found near the Hoover Dam in 2009 were identified as William Herman Hietamaki thanks to forensic genetic genealogy.
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