When is a crime scene not really a crime scene??
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Crime scene photos were re-examined to show the district attorney that the crime scene was staged.
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Typically, crime scene investigators will collect what they call questioned evidence — evidence suspected to have been left by the offender — from the crime scene.
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In regular crime scene investigations, detectives look for an exact match between a crime scene sample and DNA profiles stored in law enforcement databases to identify a suspect.
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After trawling through crime scene after crime scene on the streets of Los Angeles, encountering downtrodden people of color, homeless veterans and corrupt businessmen, Phelps' optimism becomes ironic.
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While there's no record of physical evidence proving that he was at the crime scene—no fingerprints, no shoe prints, no DNA—the crime scene was all over him.
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I was livestreaming it all, and when the police were done taking pictures of the crime scene, they brought in the fire department and hosed the entire crime scene down.
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"The detective currently investigating the case thoroughly re-examined crime scene photos to lay out exactly why earlier investigators began to believe the crime scene was staged," Peach told the Sun.
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A "crime scene" warning was projected Wednesday night onto the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. The projection included the words "Crime Scene — Do Not Enter" displayed on a yellow background.
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It doesn't matter that the odds of acquittal are stacked against him — after all, he did leave the crime scene with the murder weapon, and the crime scene photos are horrific.
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"I believe that crime scene search was probably one of the largest crime scene searches we've ever had in the history of the police department," Suffolk County Police Chief Stuart Cameron tells PEOPLE.
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"It looked like an F.B.I. crime scene," Mr. Lube said.
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Hotel surveillance videos unmistakably placed Simpson at the crime scene.
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A government official showed CNN pictures of the crime scene.
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A lead detective also destroyed crime scene and autopsy photos.
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Sometimes that DNA can end up at a crime scene.
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"Right now, LegCo is a big crime scene," he said.
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What strikes you from this particular crime scene and investigation?
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Some Interior Ministry statements were accompanied by crime scene photographs.
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It was a precise match to the crime scene samples.
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A crime scene photo of Gonzalez's murder on Fullerton Avenue.
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Frias is currently awaiting DNA testing from the crime scene.
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The background is blurred like evidence from a crime scene.
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Police have surrounded the Bledsoe property with crime scene tape.
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I can't leave without coming home to this crime scene.
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His was the only DNA found at the crime scene.
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LAPD's crime scene materials are labeled in English and Japanese.
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All of Ga State Capitol square considered a crime scene.
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Oh has particularly enjoyed "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," Lee said.
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Under Richard Nixon, the White House was a crime scene.
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At the crime scene, we see two men shooting video.
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A call to 911 alerted authorities to Monday's crime scene.
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Episode 12Police are taking evidence at the hospital crime scene.
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But on Friday, the housekeeper returned to a crime scene.
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The area was later cordoned off with crime scene tape.
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The biggest crime scene on the planet is the planet.
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Forensic investigators were kept from the crime scene for days.
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They described a gory crime scene at Ms. Dulos's home.
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There is neither a body nor an official crime scene.
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Jeremy could be a bit of a walking crime scene.
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Each grave site is treated as a potential crime scene.
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Dozens of policemen and soldiers tramped through the crime scene.
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Authorities processed the crime scene, taking fingerprints and collecting DNA.
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It was cobwebby inside, a bit of a crime scene.
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Crime scene testing found no DNA link to either man.
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Inside, crime scene investigators could be seen combing for evidence.
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For example, when you're walking from your apartment to a crime scene, the camera will cut from hallway, to parking garage, to cab ride, to crime scene, all in the span of a minute.
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Prosecutors say DNA testing on blood found at the crime scene, blood on a tan t-shirt found near the crime scene and saliva on cigarette butts found in the victims' car prove Cooper's guilt.
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He hires a crime-scene photographer to come to Andrea's brownstone.
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"It's a crime scene and you have the evidence," she said.
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She's Detective Misty Knight and the lot is a crime scene.
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Police were summoned to the crime scene just after 1 a.m.
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Should you be cautious or aggressive when searching a crime scene?
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Deputies described the crime scene as "suspicious" but made no arrests.
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Why was the diner not roped off with crime scene tape?
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"It's a crime scene, and you have the evidence," she said.
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Crime Scene Investigators were still at the scene late Thursday afternoon.
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From there, Dyer said, he watched police investigate his crime scene.
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"The crime scene investigation will go on for days," Martin said.
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But maybe you don't want to look at another crime scene.
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"Donald Trump's fingerprints are all over the crime scene," he said.
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Want to know more dos and don'ts of crime scene investigation?
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The family was told Brian's residence was not a crime scene.
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So, Halámek wants to apply this idea to the crime scene.
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The crime scene stretched over a distance, the police chief said.
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The building is still closed while police process the crime scene.
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Crime Scene The fire engine arrived 10 minutes after 10 p.m.
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There was no physical evidence linking anyone to the crime scene.
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Police blocked off the crime scene while tortillas still cooked nearby.
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There were no crime-scene photos or hair or fiber samples.
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Jurors may also have to contend with gruesome crime scene photos.
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Washington, once the guarantor of American values, is a crime scene.
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Hennen believes that the crime scene was staged by Crowley's killer.
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"You think of it like a crime scene," Mr. King said.
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The DNA on the cigarettes matched that from the crime scene.
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His book functions as a collection of ecological crime-scene photos.
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Police crime-scene investigations and autopsies, meanwhile, are opaque and perfunctory.
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We also did a poor job of protecting the crime scene.
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"It's difficult to put him on a crime scene," he said.
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Problem was ... the crime scene tape was just a TV prop to make it look like she was in front of the real crime scene ... and the lie was exposed in a photo obtained by CNN.
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This is a person who has gone to extreme lengths to avoid culpability—from lying to investigators to fabricating stories to throw them off to tampering with the crime scene and, very ineffectually, changing a crime scene.
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At the crime scene, there was no evidence of a forced entry.
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"We are investigating this as a crime scene," Indiana State Police Sgt.
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On Sunday, colorful bouquets had been placed just outside crime-scene tape.
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His DNA has since been shown to match the crime scene sample.
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A team from the Netherlands assisted with forensics at the crime scene.
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The Interior Ministry issued crime scene photographs with some of the statements.
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Police believe that the insurance card puts Welch at the crime scene.
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When you get close to the crime scene, the bloody fun begins.
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Typically, I go to every crime scene, but I didn't this time.
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A knife was recovered near the crime scene, a police report stated.
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Living close to the crime scene is like something from a movie.
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Now Metzger and his colleagues think they have reconstructed the crime scene.
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The crime scene was nearly a block wide, the CNN affiliate reported.
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The crime scene DNA sample matched that of one of DeAngelo's relatives.
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Crime scene personnel recovered a cell phone near Ruszczyk, the BCA said.
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They gave him a crime scene-like body outline complete with balloons.
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The U.S. Capitol Police investigate a crime scene Wednesday on Independence Ave.
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But a lot of social problems are more like a crime scene.
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Crime Scene Investigators combed the area and found the girl's skeletal remains.
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For now, he said, the extended stay hotel is a crime scene.
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Egan remembers a crime scene technician yelling upstairs from the crawl space.
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Crime Scene In the house in Queens that morning, a telephone rang.
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Crime Scene A detective called Tom Ligon last month with the news.
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Roll credits, accompanied only by the deafening noise of the crime scene.
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Warrant protections are important safeguards, especially with regard to crime scene forensics.
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"This is a crime scene that just doesn't make sense," she said.
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State Police Detectives and Crime Scene Service Troopers have investigated the scene.
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" The candidate also referred to the country as a "divided crime scene.
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She dashes under the yellow police tape cordoning off the crime scene.
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But increasingly, investigators are using the machine to analyze crime scene evidence.
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Our shul may be empty, but it is not a crime scene.
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Through most of the week, the crime scene had been left untouched.
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Still tangled in it was a long strand of crime scene tape.
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Detectives who found it cordoned off the area with crime scene tape.
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Someone has projected "Crime Scene — Do Not Enter" onto Trump International Hotel!
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When you find yourself at a crime scene, you don't destroy evidence.
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The police said on Saturday that crime-scene investigators recovered both guns.
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"Literally, I just walked into a crime scene," Faulkner told BuzzFeed News.
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But tests of crime scene DNA had not turned up any matches.
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Police said they believe nine shots were fired at the crime scene.
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When police investigated the crime scene, they found inconsistencies with Cain's explanation.
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Investigators later found leaves and sand matching evidence from the crime scene.
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"It's a horrific crime scene," he said Saturday morning at a press conference.
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State police said they matched DNA from those items to the crime scene.
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And then they talk about handing it over to the crime scene investigators.
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Of course, now the house is a crime scene, so production's been halted.
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Donald Trump calls it "a divided crime scene" that only he can fix.
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Neighbors who gathered around the crime scene were shocked by the tragic news.
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Cover image: Crime scene photos published on Ukraine's Ministry of Interior Affairs website.
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BuzzFeed News couldn't locate the crime scene expert who worked on the case.
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Sometimes you'll investigate a crime scene, searching for clues and talking to witnesses.
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A vehicle is towed as Denton County Sheriff's officers investigate the crime scene.
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"I kind of arrange the crime scene to fit a scenario," he says.
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Heard mom wailing, stepdad returned w/mop & bucket to clean up crime scene.
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It's a crime scene that likely has all of our fingerprints on it.
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Well, Canuck stole a knife from an active crime scene among other things.
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The courthouse will be closed on Tuesday while the crime scene is processed.
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Then I noticed a small black car surrounded by yellow crime scene tape.
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Donald Trump calls it a divided crime scene that only he can fix.
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For now, the VR crime scene is only planned as a local experiment.
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Police and paramedics have swarmed the area and taped off the crime scene.
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A generic stock photo of police tape at a crime scene in Liverpool.
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So is this a crime scene or a place of love, I'm confused?
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A cop pukes on a crime scene no matter how mundane the crime.
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We can generate leads just from the DNA that's at that crime scene.
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Crime scene tape still surrounded some storefronts, and news crews and politicians abounded.
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Our nation is a divided crime scene, and it will only get worse!
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On Wednesday, a strand of crime scene tape was visible in the culvert.
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Crime Scene A man stabbed to death by an intruder in his home.
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The more officers visited the property, the more contaminated the crime scene became.
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He compared it to a crime scene, which I thought was really fantastic.
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The DNA on the trash was a match for the crime scene evidence.
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But they were not designed to analyze crime-scene evidence, numerous scientists said.
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"It's a crime scene for us until we determine otherwise," one investigator said.
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For the law enforcement side of operations, the men studied crime scene investigation.
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"I would never go down there to the crime scene," Ms. Drake said.
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The crime scene will "be in play for a long period," Allen said.
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She studied criminal justice, and hopes to work as a crime scene investigator.
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Then there is the Crime Scene booth, which works like a beanbag toss.
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"To see it turn into a crime scene — it's unbearable," a cousin said.
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Crime Scene Karen Mary Connors lived alone and died that way in 2000.
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He had one byline that summer, a profile of Crime Scene Steam & Clean.
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Investigators collected blood samples and other evidence from the crime scene, officials said.
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Now it is a crime scene, feared and avoided, a shrine of grief.
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They then tested that DNA sample against an existing crime scene DNA sample.
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He described the crime scene as "very extensive," encompassing at least three locations.
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The area around the SUV was cordoned off with yellow crime-scene tape.
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There was also no record of Albuquerque PD having reconstructed the crime scene.
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Our country is a divided crime scene, and it will only get worse!
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When he arrived, the mosque had been transformed by police into a crime scene.
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Crime scene investigators had, in turn, contaminated dozens of crime scenes with her DNA.
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"We see a rather neat surgical dissection," Wecht said after examining crime scene photos.
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Security personnel at the racetrack discovered the crime scene while investigating a loose horse.
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We occasionally meet the family at a crime scene before we even know them.
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It is still an active crime scene, but no longer an active shooter scene.
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The final straw came when Margolis assigned her to secure a crime scene alone.
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The show will present exclusive crime scene photos and new information from lead detectives.
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Crime scene analysts called to process the scene couldn't find any spent shell casings.
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A crime scene in Kern County, California, where one of Martinez's victims was found.
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Conduct your own investigation with crime scene evidence, clues and suspects online at CluesAreEverywhere.
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Investigators look for genetic profiles that partially match with DNA from a crime scene.
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When it was tested for DNA, it matched the semen from the crime scene.
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Police are able to request Ring footage from any household near a crime scene.
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And to have the aerial shot like it&aposs a crime scene in progress.
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They went so far as to rebuild the house to recreate the crime scene.
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Television footage showed crime-scene officers marking evidence on a road splattered with blood.
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The crime scene was bloody and brutal, but the evidence against Lincoln was tenuous.
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It tested as a match with DNA found at the crime scene, police said.
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Once the body is disposed of and the crime scene cleaned, the doorbell rings.
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Can we outlaw gloves to ensure that fingerprints are left at every crime scene?
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Leanne Elliott is the matriarch of a family-run crime scene clean up business.
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Willie Salone told CNN affiliate CBS4 that he works close to the crime scene.
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Crime scene investigators may collect hair, tissue, and even bodily fluids from a victim.
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She conceded that half of the evidence from the crime scene is now gone.
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Officials there offered an unused school building because Sandy Hook was a crime scene.
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A suspect is in custody, and the crime scene has been "contained," police said.
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When I got to the crime scene after the shooting, Anthony was already dead.
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Chantal also received criticism for showing a photo and video of the crime scene.
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She goes to the crime scene; she gets the evidence; she gets experts involved.
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Later, at a crime scene — a grisly torture-murder — he borrows his partner's gun.
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Think about this like when investigators take pictures of the crime scene or victim.
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Crime scene photographs showed the trail where Ms. Meili was dragged off the road.
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A gun matching the description from the caller was recovered at the crime scene.
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The crime scene is being processed and the FBI is reviewing the surveillance footage.
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It was eerily quiet as Texas state troopers guarded the crime scene on Sunday.
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"This is a large crime scene, a large area," Gomez said of the scene.
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A contaminated specimen of crime scene DNA might well result in a false match.
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Left: A retired crime scene photographer and US Marshal shows off his shoulder holster.
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Edhi volunteers appear at every disaster zone and crime scene, bearing stretchers and shrouds.
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What liberals don't want is to have Democratic fingerprints on this political crime scene.
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The authorities said that Mr. Batchelor's DNA matched that left at the crime scene.
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Are we witnessing a construction site, a forensic crime scene, or an archaeological dig?
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Gianni Versace's crime scene wasn't nearly as chaotic as FX's 'American Crime Story' portrayed.
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Teams specializing in crime scene investigations were first assembled over a century ago, after the French scientist Edmond Locard devised the principle that birthed the field of forensics: A perpetrator will bring something to a crime scene and leave with something from it.
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CBS's hit show "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" suggested that instant forensics always yielded definitive results.
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The area was roped off as part of an active crime scene investigation on Thursday.
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He then gave his employees a week off and attempted to clean the crime scene.
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A sex worker sitting in a car near the crime scene gave a different account.
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Panicked parents swarmed the crime scene at the school, hoping to pick up their children.
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He took his own life and was found on the crime scene along with Wooten.
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At the crime scene, a bottle of iced tea was found and collected as evidence.
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They set up a red sunshade to cover the alleged crime scene from news helicopters.
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A day later, what remained of the Bledsoe property was surrounded with crime scene tape.
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The following day, police asked her to appear at the crime scene with her lawyer.
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Police detained several people at the crime scene, but no arrests have been made yet.
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Williams said Swindell was dead when police arrived at the Manson, North Carolina, crime scene.
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Police were also investigating a nearby farmstead, which authorities said may be a crime scene.
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Another crime scene was found in Brookhaven, where the bodies of two boys were found.
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Wetherington was found Saturday evening, camped in the woods not far from the crime scene.
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The '70s and '80s organized crime scene is certainly something that's missing from TV today.
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Having been inspired by the American reality TV show How Clean is Your Crime Scene?
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About 50 pages later Tillman shares an account of her reviewing the crime-scene photos.
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He visited the crime scene in Harlow on Wednesday and met with Mr. Jozwik's family.
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Being a nurse, she is fastidious about cleanliness and can clear up a crime scene.
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It's totally hacker graffiti and the folk art movement of the proto cyber crime scene.
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"I felt like my body was a crime scene," one of the women interviewed recalls.
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She finds photographic evidence that a John Doe was removed from the massacre crime scene.
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She made independent investigators secure the crime scene, and pursued his case through Jamaica's courts.
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In February, the office started an initiative to treat every overdose like a crime scene.
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"Crime scene investigators are securing the position that the gunman may have used," he said.
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We spoke to other witnesses, and our map follows the roughly mile-long crime scene.
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In the distance is the Statue of Liberty, her back turned to the crime scene.
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The Dutch authorities declared the courtroom a crime scene and are carrying out an inquiry.
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To secure a guilty verdict, prosecutors needed to tie the flashlight to the crime scene.
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After the incident, police also put up crime scene tape near the Alro Steel Company.
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The El Paso Police Department turned the crime scene back over to Walmart on Aug.
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Typically, investigators take DNA from a crime scene and compare it to a suspect's DNA.
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"This was the worst I had ever seen," Mr. Sini said of the crime scene.
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If you left fingerprints at a crime scene, they were entered into a centralized database.
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But detectives found the crime scene inconsistent with his explanation, according to the DA's office.
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At the Renwick, flashlight beams crisscross the darkened galleries: You have entered a crime scene.
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These days, Fuhrman serves as a forensic and crime-scene expert for Fox News Channel.
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Investigators found two more bodies at the first crime scene on Sunday, the bureau said.
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An unidentified female who drove Holder away from the crime scene was questioned and released.
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On Thursday, the Virginia Supreme Court granted Harward's petition seeking a writ of actual innocence, which was filed when newly developed DNA tests showed that sperm collected at the crime scene was not Harward's, and that his DNA was not at the crime scene either.
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A criminal is trying to evade a crime scene in a sports car on the highway.
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"I came back at 7 in the morning and saw the crime scene tape," he said.
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You can help make the world a better place, one potential crime scene at the time.
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The photos were black and white, clinical, neither stylized nor artistic, almost like crime-scene photos.
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Crime Scene Jason arranged to meet the seller on a Manhattan street corner on Dec. 31.
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Some kids lark around with crime-scene tape, yards away from a body on the sidewalk.
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A pile of clothing was also laying on the ground at the crime scene, video showed.
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More than a dozen officers and crime scene technicians were already there gathering and cataloging evidence.
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He showed that car to the crime scene witnesses but they testified that they told Det.
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Notes found at the crime scene indicate Saipov acted in the name of IS, authorities said.
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That arouses the suspicion of neighbors and garners eyewitnesses who saw him leave the crime scene.
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Crime-scene tape marked off a driveway to the community and police cars were parked outside.
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Prosecutors brought the crime scene into the courtroom when a 3D-scan expert took the stand.
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His murder was "quick," says crime scene investigations technician Berta Valdez, who helped process the scene.
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Crime scene and forensic evidence, including DNA, showed that another man, Omar Ballard, committed the crimes.
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The data does, however, show timestamped location coordinates for devices that passed near the crime scene.
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The sample was found to match DNA from crime-scene evidence, the sheriff&aposs office said.
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Ally and Ivy arrive on their street to see police cars and crime scene tape everywhere.
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But authorities asked people to stay clear of the area, which is an active crime scene.
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A day later, the smoldering remains of the Bledsoe property was surrounded with crime scene tape.
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In other words, legally speaking, Sandborn doesn't need to tell anyone she's selling a crime scene.
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The special prosecutor's office said "some failures were detected during initial actions at the crime scene".
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No victims' names have been confirmed or released as investigators continue to work the crime scene.
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"The Scots just did a phenomenal job with the crime scene," he told me, years ago.
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This summer, Indiana investigators extracted DNA from the original crime scene and sent it to Parabon.
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There also was a third crime scene, where a man and a woman were found dead.
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A crime scene is a very different kind of problem than an engine that's not working.
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And why would he stay at the original crime scene, where all of this madness started?
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She refused, insisting that he was guilty of attempted theft and tampering with crime-scene evidence.
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The judge, lawyers and the two suspects are expected to visit the crime scene next week.
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Inserting yourself into what you perceive to be a crime scene is a risky, complicated act.
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Crime scene investigators are required to have a bachelor's degree in either science or forensic science.
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The medical examiner has been killed, and Karen and her editor go to the crime scene.
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The place where assembly once stood marked with tape on the floor, like a crime scene.
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The sniper's window is slightly open, just as it appears in crime-scene photographs in 1963.
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"There is only one conclusion to reach, which is the crime scene was cleaned," she said.
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It was a rare glimpse at what some international observers characterize as a huge crime scene.
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Consumer groups have also found it in crayons and children's toys, like crime-scene fingerprint kits.
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"At the center of the crime scene, there is an American with a pen," he intoned.
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Crime scene photos showed the gun by Ms. O'Connell's left hand, though she was right-handed.
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For days, they collected no fingerprints and took no photos or videos of the crime scene.
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Even with its newsroom a crime scene, The Capital Gazette announced that it would publish today.
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Authorities told her it is part of a crime scene and she would have to wait.
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A veteran crime scene investigator with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office crime laboratory in Conroe, Tex.
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The crime scene technicians on "CSI" wouldn't be working on just one case at a time.
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"There was no crime scene, no evidence, and no witnesses to Ross Warren's disappearance," he said.
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Douma was a crime scene with evidence that, unlike fine wine, would not improve with age.
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Investigators cordoned off the parking lot with crime scene tape and combed the scene for evidence.
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His case was dismissed after a DNA sample from the crime scene did not match his.
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The K.K.K. exhibit in Richmond, for example, was cordoned off as a crime scene almost immediately.
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Once homicide investigators give them the all clear, they intend to meticulously clean the crime scene.
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"They immediately put up yellow [tape] saying it was a crime scene," Esther Bustamante told CNN.
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He fell silent, processing the error like a private eye assessing evidence at a crime scene.
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The "present" video follows the bearded fisherman through the deserted crime scene as he gathers clues.
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The Blast obtained the dispatch call describing the crime scene and the two suspects, which included a reference to a mask similar to one seen in a photo of Soldier Kidd and Soldier JoJo posing on a car that some speculated was taken near the crime scene.
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"It is a large, large crime scene, and there are many different crime scenes involved," he said.
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It looked like a retail crime scene, one where you could also score bags for 80% off.
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Upon finding their comrade, the police officers set up a tiny crime scene and paid their respects.
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Preserving evidence and reducing contamination Ensuring the sprawling crime scene was not contaminated was a major challenge.
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"He talked about how a lot of serial killers will return to the crime scene," Hamaier says.
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Hackers could tamper with crime scene evidence, expose private health information or details about someone's family relationships.
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But investigators allege Love was near the crime scene on the morning of the murder, officials state.
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McCabe was taken into custody Friday after lab results allegedly returned a match from the crime scene.
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Following the crime scene investigation, the deputies interviewed Terelle Johnson who allegedly confessed to killing his mother.
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The company also said that its lab would generate DNA profiles for cops from crime-scene samples.
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We just know we have a violent crime scene and we're missing a 13-year-old girl.
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Officials said the crime scene investigation at the church is likely to wrap up by Wednesday night.
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Currently, only California, Florida, Georgia, and Louisiana have regulatory requirements specific to the crime-scene cleanup industry.
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Crime scene investigators spent most of the weekend looking for clues and removing evidence from the condo.
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But before Laurel goes into labor, we see why the Antares party turned into a crime scene.
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Apparently, the Caplan and Gold office is a crime scene — and Oliver witnessed whatever went on there.
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We just cannot imagine eating a meal at a diner that is still an active crime scene.
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She also had recurring roles on Angel Street, Strange Luck, The Pretender, and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
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"Statistically kids are safer now… Hey, the police were at the crime scene," Bridget said on GMA.
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We just know we have a violent crime scene and we're missing a 13-year-old girl.
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The crime scene is at the house across the street, the home of Tom and Marilyn Chang.
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A reporter with CNN affiliate WFTV said a crime scene unit was at the nightclub Thursday afternoon.
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Police often find that shell casings they collect from a crime scene are their most valuable evidence.
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Many want it leveled, but for now it stands because it&aposs essentially evidence, a crime scene.
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"I wanted him to see crime scene photographs and hear some tapes of serial killers," Douglas says.
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She regained consciousness as police photographers -- who thought she was dead -- took pictures of the crime scene.
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Emergency personnel walk near the crime scene where four bodies were found in Central Islip, New York.
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"I think you're not supposed to disturb a crime scene," I whisper to Jenny, hoping she'll intervene.
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With every new crime scene, usually an ancient or recent earthquake, they try to reconstruct what happened.
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The car is pretty much an entire crime scene filled with drugs and some of Jason's belongings.
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Police allegedly connected the teen to the crime scene by tracking his phone, according to the statement.
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Instead of your standard gingerbread people, your slightly macabre giftee can bake some crime scene outlines instead.
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Other physical evidence from the crime scene including bloody footprints and hairs do not correspond to Williams.
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Eight people were killed -- 6 at the crime scene, and 2 more passed away at a hospital.
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Do you have a vicious, outrageous crime scene, and the victims are victims for no apparent reason?
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And like crime scene investigators, scientists can do a forensic analysis of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
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Yes, but conditions in the lab might not be as ideal as conditions at a crime scene.
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Another issue is the timeframe of DNA decomposition after it has been left at a crime scene.
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As she's driven to the crime scene through the London gloom, her face spreads into a smile.
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"She's practically decapitated," Clark says when she sees the crime scene photos when she arrives at work.
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Dalu contacted the Orange County Sheriff's Office, and soon investigators confirmed — the office was a crime scene.
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Not the directors, who spotlight a possibly contaminated crime scene, shaky forensic evidence and abusive police interrogations.
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Investigators zeroed in on him after matching crime scene DNA with one of DeAngelo's relatives on GEDmatch.
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Crime Scene Devin Reams stepped out of the bar where his girlfriend works into the afternoon heat.
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Investigators continued on Monday to scour the crime scene for evidence and piece together the gunman's motive.
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The steak emerged from the microwave after 5 minutes of cooking and looked like a crime scene.
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"I've never seen a more graphic, compelling illustration of a crime scene that was fabricated," she said.
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Photos of the crime scene, published by The Sun, showed a bloody carpet in the hotel room.
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He compared the archaeology to a crime scene investigation, but said it's now a very cold case.
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With five bodies that were either stabbed, bludgeoned or shot, the crime scene was awash with blood.
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Lacey regained consciousness as police photographers -- who thought she was dead -- took pictures of the crime scene.
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Grenfell Tower no longer is a crime scene now that the search for physical evidence is done.
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Barricade tape marks out the gruesome discovery in the South African bush: this is a crime scene.
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What does he think about, staring from his toilet station at the biggest crime scene in history?
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It's also the week that the jury gets to visit the crime scene and O.J.'s house.
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Williams poured kerosene on the body, tried to set it on fire, and fled the crime scene.
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And get this ... Charlie Hunnam happened to stroll by the crime scene as everything was going down.
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He took Simpson's shoes home from the crime scene instead of booking them into evidence that night.
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Police discovered a belt—believed to be the murder weapon—next to Gargol at the crime scene.
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"Everybody thinks that there's always a fingerprint or there's always DNA at the crime scene," Navarro says.
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Tables and chairs below had to be cordoned off with yellow tape, almost like a crime scene.
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Former clients include Armando Valencia, a notorious figure from Michoacán's organized crime scene in the 1990's.
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We had just accepted an offer on the house, and now it looked like a crime scene.
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I know of a survivor who has a crime-scene photograph of her daughter's bullet-riddled corpse.
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On Sunday afternoon, the street outside the 69th Precinct station house was still an active crime scene.
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When detectives swabbed DNA from those letters, they found it did not match the crime scene evidence.
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A search of the area found several items from the crime scene located in a nearby dumpster.
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Mr. Aziz has been criticized for having the crime scene hosed down within hours of her death.
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The picture showed a mannequin face-down on the ground surrounded by crime scene numerical markers. Sgt.
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Mandalay Bay was clearly trying to return to normal after being shut down as a crime scene.
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But they didn't find much, and a forensic examination of the crime scene turned up nothing useful.
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The crew studies photos of the original set posted to boards as if reconstructing a crime scene.
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There are no footprints, no hair and fiber, no fingerprints of anyone else at the crime scene.
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The investigation is expected to be complex, according to Gonzalez because the crime scene was so large.
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She was more interesting at the crime scene as opposed to just seeing her manage her team.
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Farris took a photo of police tape at the crime scene, a rainbow spanning the sky above.
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The U.N. expert reported a vast cover-up effort, including a forensic cleaning of the crime scene.
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He also argued that Mr. Lewis's statements to investigators were inconsistent with evidence at the crime scene.
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"Charles Manson's followers, over two days in August 1969, carried out these horrific crimes where they stabbed their victims and used their victims' blood to write on the walls of the crime scene — and they used the word 'pig' on the walls of the crime scene," she says.
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What began as a one-woman crime-scene side hustle 15 years ago has since grown into the multimillion-dollar, nationwide outfit known as Spaulding Decon, one of only four companies in America specializing in expert biohazard, crime scene, mold remediation, extreme hoarding, and meth lab clean-up services.
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After studying film at Columbia University, he got his start as a cinematographer for CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
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There were no taxis, no Ubers, no one was allowed in because it was all a crime scene.
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No DNA or physical evidence ever linked the Central Park Five to the jogger or the crime scene.
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Authorities said they found ammunition in the defendants&apos home that matched casings found at the crime scene.
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Because the school was a crime scene, they worked remotely, filing stories to editors who posted them online.
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Fletcher, in a press conference, called the crash scene "a complicated crime scene" that covered a large area.
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Investigators have ruled out that the DNA could belong to any officers who responded to the crime scene.
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An intruder enters, the police don't arrive in time — and suddenly, the house has become a crime scene.
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The site has not been labeled a crime scene, but officials said they were not ruling anything out.
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Viewers will also see behind-the-scenes photos of the crime scene, including a knife and a Bible.
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Although police seized the Echo when they secured the crime scene, any recordings are stored on Amazon servers.
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Shortly thereafter, police got a call of another crime scene a half-mile away in the same town.
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A flight from Oakland to Maui was delayed about 90 minutes because of a fake crime-scene photo.
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Police often moved weapons and other objects at the crime scene to cover up executions, the source said.
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The profile had a strong overlap — but wasn't a perfect match — to semen found at the crime scene.
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The documentary suggests that the crime scene evidence was gathered and interpreted assuming that Routier was the culprit.
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He says the customers who pulled out guns did not slow officers&apos response to the crime scene.
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Reyes' semen and DNA were identified on clothing, Meili and at the remote Central Park jogger crime scene.
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He's talked Mariah through covering up her tracks at the crime scene and he's ready to hold court.
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Authorities said they are looking into the possible presence of one or more witnesses at the crime scene.
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Police arrested Williams just two days after the shooting after extensively reviewing video surveillance from the crime scene.
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But detectives believe he staged the crime scene and allege he is the one who killed Kaufmann-Ruff.
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The arrive at the crime scene to find a charred body tied to what looks like a wheel.
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On this early December morning, Vogel receives six calls during the 90-minute drive to the crime scene.
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Crime-scene officers drew a chalk line around the body, but no one bothered to interview his family.
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What should be a simple swipe of a cherry gloss turns my bathroom into a veritable crime scene.
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Prompt notification means cops arrive to a crime scene quickly, before the casings get moved or tampered with.
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Details from the gruesome crime scene are eerily similar to those found in other killings committed by Sells.
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There was no crime scene to examine, no witnesses and no tangible evidence of a murder or kidnapping.
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In the statement, police said there was no indication that drugs and alcohol played into the crime scene.
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Crime scene photos of the Kim Kardashian Paris robbery have surfaced ... and some of the images are chilling.
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At the same time, it was the largest crime scene ever investigated—a fact that remains true today.
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Members of the local police force stand around stoney-faced as you start to investigate the crime scene.
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When a survivor has been sexually assaulted, her body becomes a crime scene scarred by a hostile trespasser.
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Cops say they did find evidence of a shooting at the alleged crime scene including several shell casings.
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The two officials were accused of security breaches and covering up evidence by hosing down the crime scene.
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The mall remained closed on Saturday as investigators sifted for evidence and attempted to recreate the crime scene.
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She led police to the crime scene after alleging that Baum had killed the teens out of jealousy.
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For a high school class, he researched how to tell the time of death at a crime scene.
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No crime scene clues of note and no message from the killer, just a bunch of dead snakes.
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When he shows them where, they find the other glove that matches the one at the crime scene.
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What better place to deliver a message of restraint than a crime scene where none had been exercised?
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How much would you have to be paid to dig graves, examine corpses, or investigate a crime scene?
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One gunman, who reportedly fled the crime scene, has been identified but not detained, according to local media.
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The FBI is treating the area where the incident occurred as a crime scene, he said, without elaborating.
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Kenyan investigators said they had collected human waste and DNA material from the crime scene, though no blood.
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A dark glove was found at the crime scene and its mate was later recovered on Simpson's estate.
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Tod Reid of the Queensland police told reporters on Tuesday a crime scene had been established at Dreamworld.
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Police found DNA from her assailant at the crime scene but for decades could not find a match.
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It's 3.30 on a Tuesday afternoon and I'm in a Lancashire dairy dressed like a Crime Scene Investigator.
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The prosecution finds a receipt that proves Nicole bought the gloves found at the crime scene and Rockingham.
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The playground at the Adams Houses had just the usual two-person crime scene team assisting the detectives.
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Crime Scene The old man shuffled along West 10th Street on Thursday toward the police station in Manhattan.
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An office of the Central Intelligence Agency outside Washington turned into a crime scene on March 7, 2017.
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Investigators suspected that the killer "was likely an insider" who had staged the crime scene, the papers said.
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The innovator was Dr. Barbara Rae-Venter, a genetic genealogist who had uploaded crime scene DNA to GEDMatch.
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"It was a very uneventful crime scene," the ecologist, Georgina Neave, told Moseby as they pulled on gloves.
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Two police investigators in white crime scene suits went in and out of the home all Friday morning.
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He motioned to the street in front of his home, now cordoned off with red crime-scene tape.
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Mr. Moeller also tried to cast doubt on the DNA evidence, suggesting the crime scene had been contaminated.
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Dutch investigators and police officers declared the courtroom a crime scene and are carrying out an independent inquiry.
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"When I saw the crime scene truck — that's not something you see around here often," Mr. Cannon said.
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MacCormack used bleach to clean up the crime scene before calling 911, prosecutors said, according to NBC Boston.
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The leather belt, which was found at a crime scene, police believe is linked to the murder investigation.
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Police officers cordoned off the block as crime-scene technicians gathered evidence from inside and outside the club.
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The chaotic-good corvid gained notoriety in 2016 for tampering with a crime scene in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Fralen Allen, who works nearby, said he was stunned that the quiet community would be a crime scene.
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The crime scene DNA sequencing company Verogen announced yesterday that they've acquired the genomics database and website GEDmatch.
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This scene takes place later when the F.B.I. used the Black Falcon warehouse to recreate the crime scene.
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On each occasion, the man slipped away from the crime scene by blending into a crowd of commuters.
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Ms. Stow retired as a crime-scene photographer for the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension in St. Paul.
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Like a chemical reagent applied to crime scene fingerprints, the pink paint renders visible the traces of misconduct.
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" (Among other complicating factors, crime-scene samples often contain more than one person's DNA.) In a statement last January, the National District Attorneys Association said that it "does not support the use of Rapid DNA technology for crime-scene DNA samples unless the samples are analyzed by experienced DNA analysts.
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"Sunshine Cleaning" (2008), an independent movie featuring Amy Adams as a reluctant crime-scene cleaner, is one of them.
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Crime Scene Sean Riddle said the other inmates in the Manhattan holding cell that night were laughing — at him.
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Runners and cyclists who use the popular bike path were diverted from the crime scene by officers at barricades.
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It initially led authorities to the wrong man whose relative shared a rare genetic marker with crime-scene evidence.
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"Neighbor by neighbor, we are going to track you down," she captioned another surveillance video of the crime scene.
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The appearance of a perpetrator might be based on DNA from some material left behind at the crime scene.
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The two older suspects, nicknamed the "grandfather robbers," are apparently veterans of the Parisian crime scene, according to People.
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Investigators had the suspect's DNA from the crime scene, but there were no matches in existing federal DNA databases.
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Community members left flowers and other tributes next to the yellow crime scene tape that stretched around the building.
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He put his bike into the back of the truck and then drove the vehicle to the crime scene.
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Pictures of the crime scene provided by the prosecutors' office showed authorities wearing headlamps descending into a dark tunnel.
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What is Bob's plan here, and what is the reasoning behind the ritualistic nature of the Davenport crime scene?
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So whether you're into black cats, creepy crime-scene finger prints, or a simple spooky look, you'll be set.
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"Someone is about to snap — and kill," Mona says as police close a body bag at a crime scene.
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TV footage showed scores of police officers and emergency vehicles at the crime scene, with large areas cordoned off.
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Jones said it was the "most horrific crime scene" he had seen in his 22 years with the bureau.
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An SUV found by police at the crime scene was registered to someone named Delphene Johnson, also from Mesquite.
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A seventh body was found at a home less than a mile from the primary crime scene, police said.
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Dan Burton shooting a watermelon to prove he knew better than the FBI how to investigate a crime scene.
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Long story short ... Ebert says the man was only "verbally identified" by the arresting officer at the crime scene.
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Crime scene investigators also recovered a bloody set of scissors with a three-inch blade, according to the affidavit.
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Holes will participate in a CrimeCon panel on Saturday, available to watch via livestream, involving a mock crime scene.
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He was seated next to his attorneys and barely moved as authorities discussed evidence collected from the crime scene.
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Ilana's luck turns when she arrives home to give Jaime her final gift, but instead finds a crime scene.
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He said it appeared to have been deliberately scuttled, and was still being treated as a possible crime scene.
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Police crime scene technicians checked the building's lobby for fingerprints and other evidence Saturday morning, according to news footage.
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After securing the crime scene, police found another man with gunshot wounds in an inner room at the clinic.
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Crime scene photo in case federal prosecutors brought against Jeremy Achey in overdose death of 25-year-old woman
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And from your perspective, I know with that many people in a crime scene, it has taken some time.
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They soon learn that the unknown killer is targeting cops, and find strange spiral designs decorating the crime scene.
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As for the other part of this rating: the Browns don't have a quarterback; they have a crime scene.
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DNA science and technology have grown so advanced that a mere touch can link someone to a crime scene.
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After being confronted with the results of the different expert examinations, he confessed his presence at the crime scene.
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Some four hours later, the main police presence had stood down but crime scene investigators were still at work.
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Clare and I accessed and analyzed a trove of official crime reports, security camera footage and crime scene photos.
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A crime scene remains in place and the area around where the body was found is out of use.
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" At the same time, the city's teachers union president, John Abeigon, portrays the Newark schools as "a crime scene.
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If you spot an ATM that's spewing cash, then you may have just walked in on a crime scene.
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The recovered weapon matched the caliber of shells found at the Maryland crime scene, the law enforcement source said.
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In 1983, DNA fingerprinting was not yet an investigative technique and crime scene investigations weren't what they are today.
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About 25 officers from the park service used machetes to clear the reeds at the crime scene on Thursday.
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The Los Angeles Police Department's collection of evidence from the crime scene was botched, as was the prosecution itself.
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Obviously, with an active crime scene investigation, the media can't go right up to the front of the restaurant.
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Los Angeles police officers repeatedly made mistakes in their investigation, mucking up the crime scene and ignoring obvious clues.
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Subway service was reduced and the airport, now a crime scene, was to remain closed at least through Thursday.
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It was meticulously plotted, so that Sudjic's writing space looked more like "a crime scene" than an author's desk.
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She woke up as police were investigating the crime scene, where her mother had been found, strangled and bludgeoned.
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She also added photos and video footage of the crime scene, which some people said was in poor taste.
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Prosecutor: 'You will hear a crime scene scream' Court was bustling Thursday as the family filed into the room.
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Match probability There's always some chance that completely unrelated DNA could be a genetic match to crime scene evidence.
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Among the items that were not fully analyzed was a cigarette butt that was discovered at the crime scene.
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TEL KAIF, Iraq — The crime scene was Stall No. 200 in a market eight miles north of Mosul, Iraq.
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It is on a par with the likelihood that a DNA match at a crime scene is purely coincidental.
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Especially chilling are two areas that were recreated based on crime-scene photographs and other evidence from the investigation.
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A local cop who helped oversee the aftermath called it "the most violent crime scene" he'd ever worked on.
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I'd wake alone, tiptoe over the crime scene, scanning for clues as to what the hell happened last night.
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And as investigators processed the first crime scene on Charles Brown Road on Sunday, they found two more bodies.
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They searched Mr. DeAngelo's trash and found a tissue with DNA that investigators said matched their crime-scene sample.
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Photos from the scene also showed blood spatters on the ground and areas marked off with crime scene tape.
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Until recently, Mr. Williams lived about a half-mile from the crime scene in a townhouse on Bristol Street.
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The major crimes and crime scene divisions of the Hartford Police Department are on scene, along with support units.
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Mr. Guglielmi said the attack was so vicious and expansive that the police were still processing the crime scene.
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There was an abundance of physical evidence at the crime scene, none of which linked them to the killing.
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Inside the Longworth Building, four days after Trump sent those tweets, Ayanna Pressley's office looked like a crime scene.
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But the detectives eventually find "their guy" by tracking down records for a car parked near the crime scene.
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In Beijing, crime-scene tape was wrapped around an entire block, keeping 2,000 health employees contained and cut off.
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In the future, simply sneezing somewhere that becomes a crime scene could be enough to make you a suspect.
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DNA testing of evidence eventually identified the real perpetrator, Earl Mann, a seasoned felon living near the crime scene.
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"Walking through the crime scene was like being on the set of a movie," Sheriff David Morgan told reporters.
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And if you leave your genetic code lying around a crime scene, cops can trace it back to you.
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Will County Sheriff's Detectives, Crime Scene Investigators and representatives from the Will County Coroner's Office arrived at the home.
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Investigative holds remained a basic policing tool in Ville Platte, like dusting for fingerprints or mapping a crime scene.
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She also added photos and video footage of a crime scene, which some people said was in poor taste.
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Apart from the area surrounding the crime scene, the mood in the town of 40,000 people feels relatively normal.
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They didn't match, but it wasn't surprising: none of the crime-scene evidence could be linked with any suspects.
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"He had provided investigators of the military prosecutor's office with highly important testimony," Lutsenko said at the crime scene.
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Presiding Judge Carmel Agius hastily suspended the hearings and the courtroom was declared a crime scene by Dutch authorities.
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Police also were able to conduct multiple crime scene re-enactments and consult with the district attorney's office, he said.
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Despite authorities' having a full DNA profile of the suspect from the crime scene, the suspect has not been identified.
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Technicians in coveralls, gloves and covered shoes treated the diplomatic mission as a crime scene during their hours-long search.
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Authorities say it will take at least another 12 hours to remove bodies from the crime scene and collect evidence.
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A gun and a cellphone were recovered at the crime scene, but police have not yet identified a suspect, Philly.
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Aishah and the other suspects were part of a crime scene reconstruction at the airport Friday, according to the statement.
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The affidavit claims detectives pored over hours of surveillance footage and found video that showed Criner near the crime scene.
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He then staged the crime scene to make it look like she had been sexually assaulted and killed by Herr.
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But, sometimes fragments of recordings can be inadvertently picked up, which could help piece together events from a crime scene.
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This makes it more likely that a match will be found to a crime-scene sample for a black suspect.
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As the evidence mounted — including Meza's cell phone pinging a few feet from the crime scene — investigators pushed for answers.
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Outside of the crime scene tape — which teens lifted up to exit — teens greeted or said goodbye to their friends.
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"The crime scene was contaminated from the get go, which comes as no surprise," said Mexican environmental activist Gustavo Castro.
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In her preliminary report, Callamard said Saudi officials had "seriously undermined" and delayed Turkey's efforts to investigate the crime scene.
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Police said that portions of the crime scene locations in downtown Dallas will remain closed to the public until Wednesday.
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"Having the knowledge that the baby was [at the crime scene] was disturbing being a parent myself," he told Hansen.
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Sure, they flash lots and lots of gruesome crime scene photos, but those aren't meant to be scary — just disturbing.
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Authorities alleged DNA evidence found at the crime scene matched Cochran via a criminal database, according to TV station WFAA.
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Cheryl and her husband, Al, couldn't go home — where they'd raised Jason since infancy — because it was a crime scene.
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The crime scene is in Ponder, a town of about 2,000 residents about 40 miles (65 kilometers) northwest of Dallas.
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The officer is a crime-scene investigator who was assigned to patrol on a busy Halloween night, the sergeant said.
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Gardner said he went to meet Horning, who was sitting on a bench about a mile from the crime scene.
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To make matters worse, Bill and Nancy's babysitter found one of the Bureau employee's crime scene photos under Brian's bed.
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Also on Wednesday, Judge Maspia agreed to release photographs of Steenkamp's body taken by crime scene investigators, the Times said.
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Two weeks after the shooting occurred, students and teachers were expected to return to the campus and the crime scene.
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This will make it more difficult to collect evidence than a normal crime scene, where authorities often arrive within hours.
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One minute you're cutting up tomatoes for a salad, and the next minute your kitchen looks like a crime scene.
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Mark Fuhrman, who discovered key evidence at the crime scene but allegedly had a history of using the racist epithet.
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He has basically contaminated the so called crime scene when you think about sending all these biased agents in there.
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But during the clemency hearing, a Nashville police detective said the crime scene and his investigation told a different story.
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They have released never-before-seen crime scene photos they hope will inspire someone who knows something to come forward.
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Andrew allegedly used bleach to clean up the crime scene before calling 911 to report Vanessa's death, the statement notes.
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Girlfriends often ran in after the police had arrived, and the crime scene was set, clawing at the police tape.
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""Residents watch as police work the crime scene where a man was murdered in Mage, greater Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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As the evidence mounted, including Meza's cell phone pinging a few feet from the crime scene, authorities pushed for answers.
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The man whose DNA was all over the crime scene, Rudy Guede, has been tried and convicted for Kercher's murder.
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After some fairly standard criminal investigation bungling, it became clear that Knox's own DNA was not at the crime scene.
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A later crime scene investigation found that Scott's gun was loaded and that he had been wearing an ankle holster.
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On April 5, Massad's defense team gave reporters a crime scene tour of his house to make the same point.
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Four years and more "over 750 phone calls" later, Wysocki goaded detectives into locating their supposedly "lost" crime scene evidence.
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Photos from the crime scene where Kim Kardashian West was robbed in October have reportedly been released on French media.
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The New York Times on Thursday defended its publication of photographs of evidence collected at the Manchester bombing crime scene.
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And Mr Trump's raving depiction of America as a "divided crime scene" does not ring true to most other Americans.
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Clay Schexnayder (R), removed the yellow tape when reporters arrived at the office to document the faux crime scene. Rep.
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Police would learn that while they searched the crime scene for clues, Chambers was hiding in vegetation nearby, watching them.
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Sometimes I still find the crime-scene rubble of growing up a queer girl in places I didn't expect it.
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Detectives have uploaded DNA collected from a crime scene to genealogy databases, enabling them to locate relatives of suspected criminals.
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Detectives have uploaded DNA collected from a crime scene to genealogy databases, enabling them to locate relatives of suspected criminals.
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"That's a very interesting, and very illegal, way to get DNA from somebody," says senior crime-scene analyst Matthew Steiner.
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Because people are always sweating, it's easier to find sweat at a crime scene than it is to find fingerprints.
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They are widely available, lightly regulated and can be flown remotely by an operator far away from the crime scene.
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Turkey's President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, accused the Saudis of cleaning up the crime scene with chemicals and painting over it.
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The ocean became a crime scene this week after environmental activists ensnared dead and bleached coral in yellow police tape.
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Agent Hopper appealed for the public's patience with a case so complex that agents were still combing the crime scene.
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The space behind the bunting had begun as an overlook, became a crime scene, and is now a historic site.
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Federal police officers also tampered with the crime scene, moving weapons and planting them on the bodies, the commission said.
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These federal expenditures dramatically aided law enforcement's ability to match crime scene biological evidence to the DNA of known offenders.
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The referees blew the play dead and stood nearby, dawdling like a pair of plainclothes detectives at a crime scene.
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One day he came across a crime scene where two kids in a car had been playing with a gun.
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The scene of the shooting turned tense in its aftermath, as people yelled at officers across yellow crime scene tape.
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She even got a crime scene cleanup crew to come by and destroy the dead body and all surrounding evidence.
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By the time the police responded, the crime scene was completely cleaned and sterilized, and no one had seen anything.
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Whether you're gliding through the skies or investigating a crime scene, the balance between experience and engagement is spot on.
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The insides are reminiscent of a crime scene with items strewn haphazardly across the floor, as if ransacked long ago.
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On Tuesday, the lab told police the DNA on the napkin matched DNA found at the crime scene, Ramsdell said.
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The Police Department pulled detectives from around the city to comb Ms. Vetrano's crime scene, sampling every scrap for evidence.
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He had left a backpack at the crime scene with information that led the officers to his home, Pytel said.
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If they do happen upon a crime scene, of course, they will be going in blind, which is always dangerous.
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When they arrived the handlers investigated the crime scene and could tell that the carcass was about a week old.
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"I guess now the 35th floor is a crime scene, so they had so move it," one party guest said.
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"People are more vigilant," said Ms. Nevico, who has noticed several "rubberneckers" angling for a look at the crime scene.
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Veterans talk of returning to the office from a crime scene to find a fistful of tips waiting for them.
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Hagan's watch was also lost during the investigation, and the crime scene was not properly secured, the court finding said.
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Teenager loner Jacob is accused of murdering his classmate when a fingerprint matching Jacob's is found at the crime scene.
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As happened in those cities, strangers came with flowers to the crime scene downtown, and leaders offered prayers and condolences.
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Police have relied on geofencing in investigations, using broad warrants to request information on every smartphone near a crime scene.
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In February, a police commander threatened to kill him if he did not stop taking pictures at a crime scene.
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The government still considers that lab a crime scene under the control of state officials, not of domestic antidoping regulators.
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Sheriff Shoar also attacked Mr. Findley, the crime scene reconstructionist who had disagreed with his conclusions about the O'Connell case.
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DNA testing and major discrepancies in his timelines began to contradict the grisly crime scene details he divulged to investigators.
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Seeing a crime scene in 3D could help jurors visualize how people and objects, such as bullets, move through space.
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Some migrant rights groups accused Thai police of bungling the investigation and failing to properly seal off the crime scene.
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At one point, Pickard referred to the devastated World Trade Center site as a "crime scene," a normal investigative phrase.
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The department was investigating the leaking of crime scene photos to Ms. Moore and was seeking information from between Oct.
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While looking over the crime scene, the police find "honeycomb marks" on a window, but don't consider it useful evidence.
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The house was deemed a potential crime scene, and Ms. Jones and her children were classified as missing and endangered.
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Officers searching the crime scene found a ladder on the elevated railway's roadbed, which is near the museum's back wall.
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An area outside Parliament remained a large crime scene on Thursday, as police officers examined the pavement stones for clues.
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Phone footage of the crime scene in the diner's parking lot reveals an amorphous shape up beside a woman's corpse.
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As I learned afterward, in a café overlooking the crime scene, the muggers knew that their target was a cop.
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We call out to one another about who is going to the crime scene as we gather up our gloves.
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"Walking through the crime scene was like being on the set of a movie," said Escambia County Sheriff David Morgan.
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While attempting to flee the crime scene, the suspects hijacked the UPS truck, taking the driver hostage and speeding away.
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The process is similar to when forensics labs match DNA found at a crime scene to identify suspects, Dellinger said.
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"Walking through the crime scene was like being on a set of a movie," said Escambia County Sheriff David Morgan.
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Crime Scene There is a planter on the sidewalk in front of a 7-Eleven on Eighth Avenue in Chelsea.
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Crime Scene The parole board decision was different from most — not a no, which the inmate had heard many times.
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Fitzgerald declined to provide further information about the crime scene, and said the focus now is on locating the teen.
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In 2008, Spaulding turned in her resignation at her medical equipment job to focus on crime-scene cleaning full time.
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He stayed in jail for more than two months until a DNA sample from the crime scene was finally tested.
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Ms. O'Rourke also said she attempted to wash clothing from the crime scene in the washing machine at the home.
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The crime scene has been transformed into a powerful shrine that celebrates the idea that love is stronger than hate.
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There was evidence that one of the girls had been sexually assaulted, and investigators collected DNA from the crime scene.
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How reliable were the records from AT&T cellphone towers that prosecutors used to place him at the crime scene?
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This morning, he's standing near a crime scene where two people were recently shot to death and three others wounded.
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The manhunt A widespread, coordinated manhunt turned up Palmer's truck the next day, about a quarter mile from the crime scene.
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There is no mention about, for example, providing Russia with samples of the substance that was found at the crime scene.
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His home, believed to be the place where he and his daughter were poisoned, was sealed off as a crime scene.
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They sprayed almost a hundred bullets, according to the D.A. The fusillade mutilated Robinson's hands and torso, crime scene photos show.
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Even after identifying a single prime suspect, cops need to confirm that the suspect's DNA exactly matches the crime scene evidence.
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"It was definitely difficult for us to pass by a crime scene on campus every single day," Parrow told BuzzFeed News.
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Sheathed in plastic and cordoned off with yellow caution tape, it looked more like a crime scene than a camp site.
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Police officers and crime scene tape at YouTube headquarters in San Bruno, California, following an active shooter situation on April 303.
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Investigators discovered partial matches between DNA left at a crime scene by the Golden State Killer and distant relatives in GEDmatch.
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Prosecutors said Monday that even though Clark's Instagram account was deactivated, photos of the grisly crime scene are still online today.
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The case could raise ethical issues, particularly if individuals didn't consent to having their genetic profiles searched against crime scene evidence.
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The assailant left DNA at the crime scene and Conner said samples had been submitted to national and international national databases.
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He allegedly used bleach to clean up the crime scene before calling 911, prosecutors said in court, according to NBC Boston.
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In the gathering execution-night mood—part hospital vigil, part crime scene—he was served a last meal, that ghoulish ritual.
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The documentary reveals that they had all met with prosecutors, who had shown them crime scene photos of the murdered children.
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From our clothing (red jumpsuits) to the walls of the unit (also painted blood red), every day is a crime scene.
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"It didn't click for me that, oops, this might be a crime scene until after we had found everything," he said.
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Reyes not only confessed to the crime, but years later led law enforcement investigators to the overgrown and remote crime scene.
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"He was killed almost instantly," Miami crime scene investigations technician Berta Valdez, who helped process the scene, says of Versace, 50.
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The app, called HIrisPlex-S, can tell colors from even small amounts of DNA like that left at a crime scene.
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"This technology you have invented has been amazing, but now it's a crime scene, and you have the evidence," she said.
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It chose not to curate from the crime scene that day but instead created an in memorandum story after the fact.
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A knife is just a kitchen utensil, until it is found in the possession of someone escaping a brutal crime scene.
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After establishing a crime scene, officers found a handgun in a parking lot near the scene of the shooting, Schmidt said.
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Fitzgerald declined to answer questions about the slayings or about any evidence that may have been recovered from the crime scene.
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According to the crime scene report, the boys' bodies on the living room floor were bloodied around their heads and necks.
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"We treat it like a crime scene until we determine there's no foul play," Davis told reporters, according to the Sun.
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Thanks to Atkinson, police became involved when they did which likely prevented more clean up of the crime scene, Rourke said.
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Genetic testing found no traces of Mr Howard on the murder weapon or the body or elsewhere at the crime scene.
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Andrew allegedly used bleach to clean up the crime scene before calling 911, prosecutors said in court, according to NBC Boston.
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A twist of the head could adjust the beam from flooding a crime scene to narrowing in on a suspicious bootprint.
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Those memories include going into Nicole's condo shortly after the murders, not long after police had finished working the crime scene.
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He dragged the girl from the bloody crime scene into his car's trunk and drove off, setting off a massive search.
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France's TF1 news channel released photos of the crime scene as well as surveillance video of several of the alleged robbers.
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"Determining whether Maskell's DNA matches the evidence remaining from the crime scene is a 'box' that must be checked," said Armacost.
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After a few minutes, a photographer whispered to Balagtas See about witnesses around the corner whose backyards face the crime scene.
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Tillman is getting mad at her boyfriend for not throwing away the shoes in which she walked through the crime scene.
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Turkey's investigation, she said, was "seriously curtailed and undermined" by Saudi Arabia's refusal to allow immediate access to the crime scene.
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Police officers then stormed the flat and found three critically injured people who all died at the crime scene, police added.
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At the corner of Fortieth and Florance, there was a scrap of crime-scene tape, from an incident the week before.
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Crime Scene A thin and shirtless man answered a reporter's knock on his apartment door in the Bronx on Wednesday morning.
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Federal police officers altered the crime scene, the commission said, moving bodies and placing weapons in the hands of the dead.
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Earlier this year, police tracked him down by comparing genetic profiles from genealogy websites to crime scene DNA, according to investigators.
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Yellow crime-scene tape was draped across the doorway of its third-ranking official, who had been arrested on bribery charges.
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Matt goes back to the crime scene to see if he can find any clues about who the Punisher might be.
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Robert Shapiro (John Travolta) gets up and makes Lange admit that he's never taken evidence from a crime scene home overnight.
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I open the manila folder that I've brought into ROOM B and I'm confronted by crime scene photos and police reports.
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The mess of a CIA operation had long-term consequences for the organized crime scene back in the United States, too.
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A videotape from the crime scene appeared to show LAPD criminalist Dennis Fung collecting a piece of evidence without wearing gloves.
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A witness claims to have then seen Waring flee in a stolen BMW SUV before police arrived at the crime scene.
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After locking the restaurant in an attempt to preserve what was left of the crime scene, she rushed to the hospital.
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"It's impossible to ever find out who did this if the authorities wouldn't even come to the crime scene," he said.
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The logs are especially useful, he said, in tying specific suspects or gangs to a crime scene where casings are retrieved.
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As diary entries flash by, Mr. Kelly draws bodies on the stage in white chalk, like outlines at a crime scene.
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But outside the club, Paul had a minor issue -- his car was trapped inside the taped-off police crime scene zone.
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Though the man tied her roommate's door closed, the police did not investigate the crime scene or take fingerprints, she said.
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We sensationalize a school like Landry as a miracle when it seems to work, as a crime scene when it doesn't.
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"This exact picture of a woman bisected at the waist, carefully posed … it's of course identical to the crime scene photography."
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So many bones were coming out of the ground, she said, it was immediately clear this was no ordinary crime scene.
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They could upload crime scene evidence to GEDmatch, a sort of Wikipedia of DNA that has a looser customer service agreement.
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At War A team of civilian investigators used cellphone videos, autopsy reports and surveillance footage to reconstruct a virtual crime scene.
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Because the play is set in Lehman's offices, on its last day of life — by then a kind of crime scene.
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The Attorney General's Bureau of Criminal Investigation was requested to assist in processing the crime scene and conducting the subsequent investigation.
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Agents from the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives were among the officers examining the crime scene on Sunday.
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The police used an antiterror law to demand information about who leaked crime scene photos that she posted to social media.
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A police crime scene van was parked out front, and forensic investigators in all-white body suits walked in and out.
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The police believe that Mr. Dulos attacked his estranged wife, then attempted to clean the crime scene between 8:05 a.m.
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He lit candles in the synagogue's entryway, but did not venture into the sanctuary, which is still considered a crime scene.
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Police said YNW Melly fatally shot his friends and then staged the crime scene to look like a drive-by shooting.
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Learning more about Trinity Love Authorities now believe Trinity's body was left at the crime scene on or around March 1.
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They obtained his DNA from an item he discarded and then compared it to the DNA collected at a crime scene.
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The area around the SUV, with three of its doors left open, had been cordoned off with yellow crime-scene tape.
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It added that Manchester police are currently "furious" about leaks that shared information about the crime scene and the bomber's name.
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Investigators who searched Flowers' residence found an empty shoebox for sneakers that matched shoeprints found at the crime scene, Hopper added.
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A break came last year, when investigators entered DNA from the crime scene into genealogy websites and identified two possible suspects.
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DNA found on the napkin "was consistent with" samples taken from the 1993 crime scene, according to the probable cause statement.
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Cummins was found after authorities, using aircraft, spotted someone in a creek bed around a mile from the first crime scene.
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But that's not the biggest shocker; we also see that the motel room where Annalise was staying is now a crime scene.
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"Evidence suggested that the killer made concerted efforts to clean up the crime scene and dispose of related items," the statement says.
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Earlier Monday, the FBI spokeswoman, Christina Pullen, said investigators would likely remain on the scene through the week processing the crime scene.
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Turkish crime scene investigators left the Saudi consulate early on Thursday after searching the building and consular vehicles, a Reuters witness said.
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"At the crime scene, police found a pair of glasses and they thought it belonged to one of the killers," said Polly.
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That&aposs something that&aposs going to be determined by our investigators as they go through and you process that crime scene.
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LONDON — A local police force has come under fire for building a fictitious crime scene from sand, featuring a naked dead woman.
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From the grisly crime scene to the shocking motive, the murder of Hervey Medellin has all the makings of a Hollywood screenplay.
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"[The media] was constantly calling, showing up at the crime scene, asking questions, which I didn't have any answers to," said Garcia.
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DNA evidence found at the crime scene was submitted to Virginia-based Parabon NanoLabs, which generated three composite sketches of the suspect.
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The hospital remained open, but yellow crime scene tape blocked a portion of the street outside, which was lined with police cars.
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Lance said she "kind of lost it a little bit" when she saw pictures of the crime scene for the first time.
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DNA found at the crime scene matched Reyes', but he wasn't convicted of the crime because the statute of limitations had passed.
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Crime scene tape was still draped across some of the resort's front doors, and the road outside was shut down to traffic.
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As Ms. Kalmanoff spoke, the victim's house, a large white contemporary cordoned off with crime scene tape, was visible through the trees.
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Crime Scene "Stay off the Belt," the woman thought in silence as the man driving her vehicle approached the busy Belt Parkway.
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Two officers tended to the suspects while a third officer photographed the car, per protocol, as a potential crime scene, Allen says.
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In any given week, users can exchange everything from pro-tips for the opposite sex to stories about crime-scene clean-ups.
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They uploaded a fake genetic profile using crime scene DNA and found matches, not of the killer himself, but of his relative.
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Because police no longer control the store, Ostrem&aposs lawyers would have to ask Walmart for permission to investigate the crime scene.
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Gordon allegedly said they killed her because their GPS bracelets put them at the crime scene, according to the Orange County Register.
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A crime scene investigation team of around 10 people left the consulate after completing a search early on Tuesday, the witness said.
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"He told me he freaked out and attempted to clean up the crime scene with bleach," the detective states in the declaration.
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Jones apparently tampered with a crime scene, presumably one involving Cage, who she was romantically linked with in the Jessica Jones series.
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Patterson also allegedly admitted to shaving his face and head to reduce the chances he'd leave DNA evidence at the crime scene.
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RICK LEVENTHAL, FOX NEWS CHANNEL SENIOR CORRESPONDENT: Sandra, the NYPD has now cleared the crime scene here and reopened the Westside Highway.
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"This technology that you have invented has been amazing, but now it's a crime scene, and you have the evidence," says Cadwalladr.
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It's a scenario that, according to veteran crime scene analyst Matthew Steiner, drums up interest in forensic science but also misrepresents it.
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Hundreds turn out to crime scene where the body of missing 21 year old Makayla Winston was found in Holmes county. pic.twitter.
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A crime scene (after the punk rocker Sid Vicious was charged with stabbing his girlfriend to death in their room in 230).
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Some of the black-ink notes found on the walls of the crime scene seems to fit the anonymous source's potential explanation.
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The street corner was packed with people, some attending Monroe's candlelight vigil, others rubbernecking at the crime scene about 100 feet away.
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When police showed up at the crime scene, a suspect found hiding nearby wore the familiar white turban of the sect's members.
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Forensic scientists can find it in biological material left on a crime scene or body, like hair, saliva or even skin tissue.
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Johnna Watson, Oakland police spokeswoman, said the building is not deemed a crime scene but it is still early in the investigation.
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"After being confronted with the results of the different expert examinations, he confessed his presence at the crime scene," the statement said.
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"This is a crime scene" — Gabby Morrongiello (@gabriellahope_) July 25, 2017 About 10 protesters were handcuffed & removed from hallway outside Senate chamber.
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Shangreaux's mother, Sonya Dubray, allegedly helped her cover up the crime scene and clean up Kylen's body, according to the Associated Press.
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Nearly 300 miles away from the crime scene, the body of Vancouver university professor Leonard Dyck was discovered near a burning car.
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When we arrived at one crime scene, the police had already taped it off, and the body was about 50 feet away.
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Authorities described a grisly crime scene: 18-year-old Holli Jeffcoat's bloody body on the floor, her throat slit and uterus removed.
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Officers were sent to check her apartment on Monday and reportedly found her apartment locked with no evidence of a crime scene.
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What white people have done to black people in this country is more analogous to a crime scene than to an engine.
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Outside the bank's front entrance, crime scene tape cordoned off the street and onlookers from the community gathered around, discussing the crime.
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They also requested DNA testing in 2013 on a jacket and shoe from the crime scene that detectives said belonged to him.
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Crime Scene He sipped from a bottle of iced tea, taking his position near a corner in the L-shaped Duane Reade.
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A Reuters reporter saw two small tents erected at the blocked-off crime scene, close to offices used by Swiss bank UBS.
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The authorities on Monday described a complicated series of events and a changing crime scene that forced them to shift their tactics.
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Crime Scene When the S.U.V. was recovered, two days after it was stolen, everything inside was gone, a long and bizarre list.
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It took until Thursday to find the child because investigators at first did not want to disturb the crime scene, Lawless said.
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Like trampling on a crime scene Bruce Bechtol says evidence that might have been collected will now be lost to the world.
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News of the crimes hit the media, and I couldn't return to my home, now a crime scene surrounded by police tape.
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Perhaps it tries to chill the audiences; to wake them up to the diabolical mess that is New York City's crime scene.
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After Gino's partner, Bobby Lupo (he with the vague personal issues) is murdered by Richie, Gino is summoned to the crime scene.
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It looks like a crime scene, with different colored post-it notes with ideas we have and have had in the past.
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Genetic genealogy used Police developed a male DNA profile from crime scene evidence, but found no match in state and national databases.
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Crime Scene Dimitra Diamantis recited the breakfast orders from memory a month later, displaying a long-term recall of short-order meals.
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Officers line up shoulder-to-shoulder at the edge of a crime scene and slowly move forward in unison, searching for clues.
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Last week, at least two jurors wiped away tears as the panel reviewed crime scene photos, including images of the slain children.
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The authorities began releasing details — 3-month-old baby found, no heartbeat — and set up a crime scene as news crews arrived.
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A few hundred yards away, F.B.I. agents were processing evidence from Building No. 2, which was still ringed with crime-scene tape.
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It isn't simply a matter of finding an identical genetic match between someone in a database and evidence from a crime scene.
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The restaurant was blocked with crime scene tape, and a police officer stood at its entrance as investigators went in and out.
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The prosecution's case relied heavily on Mr. Lewis's videotaped confession and DNA evidence found at the crime scene that matched his profile.
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The Times got access to evidence photographed at the crime scene, and it suggests an improvised device made with forethought and care.
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Two inexperienced detectives hastily decided that Ms. O'Connell had taken her own life, even though the crime scene offered a muddled picture.
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Crime Scene The corner store on Prince Street in SoHo was vacant and dark on Tuesday, with graffiti across the picture window.
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The 2011 GMC pickup truck used in the escape has been recovered and is being processed by the MBI crime scene unit.
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Investigators who searched Flowers' residence found an empty shoebox for sneakers that matched shoe prints found at the crime scene, Hopper added.
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Brittany Osberry, 24, stumbled into a crime scene as she pulled into her friend's driveway to pick up her nieces and nephews.
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The report also raised questions about law enforcement officers' interactions with families of the students and the managing of the crime scene.
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Investigators linked Seward to the killing after matching a fingerprint on a package found at the crime scene, according to the warrant.
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Or they enter the crime scene DNA into a national database to see if there's a match with a known criminal offender.
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They tested the DNA sample against an existing crime scene DNA sample and determined DeAngelo was their suspect, law enforcement officials said.
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Crime Scene The headstone was made in 1915 for a wife and mother named Fannie who lived to be 54 years old.
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Evidence from the crime scene has been sent for analysis and police are looking at videos of the surrounding area, Ziegler said.
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Gunfire turned a memorial service into a crime scene in Chicago on Sunday, leaving more than a dozen people injured, some critically.
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Now that the property is no longer a crime scene, it's up to its owners, Jason and Tanya Badger, to clear it.
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In an ordinary homicide investigation, the police department would have reconstructed the crime scene, examined the weapons, and locked up the evidence.
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The hospital's 17th floor remained an active crime scene, and the hospital had closed part of the 15th floor for flood damage.
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How does the method for using a Rapid DNA machine differ from how law enforcement agencies have traditionally investigated crime-scene DNA?
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On Monday morning, police officials, including some from the bomb squad, descended on the house, surrounding it in yellow crime-scene tape.
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When investigators compared his DNA to the DNA from the crime scene, it appeared to be an exact match, Chief Walker said.
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"Now he's collecting evidence from the crime scene," one of the waitresses mutters to her colleague in Hungarian, as I take pictures upstairs.
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A Fort Worth Police spokesperson tells PEOPLE that they have yet to identify a suspect, but they have been investigating the crime scene.
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After all, if traces of our DNA can make their way to a crime scene we never visited, aren't we all possible suspects?
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The bodies of two boys were found at another residence and a man and women were found dead at the final crime scene.
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After the police and other emergency services raced to the crime scene to help the victims, they also tried to resuscitate Masood. Why?
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While Niko insists it's just an apple, Eve freaks out, remembering the apple that Villanelle left for her in Gabriel's crime scene photos.
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" Canada's Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale told CKOM radio station that local police "are dealing with a very serious and large crime scene.
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"There are indications at the crime scene that this was not a random act," Tedesco told reporters, according to the Albany Times Union.
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Police officers continued to escort tourists to hotels in areas that were cordoned off as part of the crime scene, El País reported.
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The FBI has returned most of the 230 vehicles that had been in limbo behind crime scene tape for days after the attack.
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A customer can also opt out if they don't want their DNA profile to be matched against crime scene samples uploaded by police.
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The man, who had a history of break-ins, was tried separately – his fingerprints and DNA having been found over the crime scene.
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In some cases there may not be enough DNA for a sample, or only a partial or smudged fingerprint at a crime scene.
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So lead author Amina Bouslimani and her colleagues say skin traces recovered from personal objects at a crime scene — pens, keys, phones, etc.
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Investigators found DeAngelo, placed him under surveillance and obtained his DNA from a discarded object, finding a match to a crime scene sample.
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He also argued that cell phone records tying Syed to the crime scene were unreliable and should have never been admitted into evidence.
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DeAngelo became a suspect after investigators compared the DNA markers available on the public genealogy Web site GEDMatch with their crime-scene sample.
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A later Reuters investigation amassed evidence that suggested officers were summarily gunning down drug suspects and performing perfunctory crime-scene investigations and autopsies.
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Years later, he said, he returned to the crime scene to dig up Jacob's remains and move them to a second shallow grave.
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Opinion IN my early years as a police reporter, I often pulled up to a crime scene minutes before the homicide detectives arrived.
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I highly recommend the museum to anyone who is fascinated with serial killers and wants to see actual crime scene photos (so intense!).
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Helping her outside, Catherine tries to gather as much information about the crime scene as possible until eventually, Allison confesses to Daryl's murder.
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Much like a crime scene investigator, she is determining what materials Lee utilized, how these are deteriorating, and how to safely transport them.
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Sure, apes can be scary, but they're not exactly watching you walk to your car or blatantly stealing knives from a crime scene.
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Chief Constable Ian Hopkins said Thursday that crime scene photos leaked to The New York Times had caused "understandable distress" to victims' families.
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He said no match had been found so far for DNA collected from the crime scene, which was close to a psychiatric clinic.
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A crime scene it's entirely for the larger sake of preventing it — for various forward-leaning goals — you have to first look backwards.
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The Sacramento Bee first reported that police matched crime scene DNA to genetic material from a relative who was registered on genealogy sites.
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The report is based on dozens of eyewitness interviews and the more than 200 pieces of physical evidence collected from the crime scene.
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The McLaren team must have access to all the available evidence; the samples saved from Sochi should be guarded like a crime scene.
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Huong's lawyer, Hisyam Teh Poh Teik, told journalists the two were tired after walking for over an hour to tour the crime scene.
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He also apparently bought a balaclava at a Walmart and shaved his head to avoid leaving any DNA evidence at the crime scene.
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On the day of the killing, Hilde went to the crime scene, interviewed neighbors and posted an article, a photo and a video.
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To catch the Golden State Killer last year, police detectives compared crime scene DNA against publicly available genetic data to identify the suspect.
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Herrmann (Jason Altman), the leader of the CERT team, adjusts the crime scene to indicate that Piscatella had been murdered by the women.
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For the next month, he remained under suspicion until his DNA was determined not to match the samples taken from the crime scene.
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Tackitt said Kelley's in-laws sometimes attended services at First Baptist, which was cordoned off by yellow crime-scene tape on Monday morning.
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Crime Scene He was found by the only sort of people interested in deep, snowy, wooded gullies on a freezing day in February.
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The immediate area around the club remained off-limits, with mobile command posts parked nearby and F.B.I. agents combing through the crime scene.
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"What we work with is evidence, and evidence is just everyday items that happen to be associated with a crime scene" he says.
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Well, nothing about the crime scene matches anything that Karl Fontenot and Tommy Ward told police, starting with the location of the remains.
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A few episodes later, the audience is asked to stare at the mutilated back of Dee Dee as investigators swarm the crime scene.
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Hundreds of Ozone Park residents rallied Saturday evening at the crime scene, a nondescript block underneath elevated subway tracks, to denounce the shooting.
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Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald says the volunteers will help authorities in an expanded routine search of the area around the crime scene.
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Human crimes are prosecuted based on DNA left at a crime scene, so why not apply that logic and technology to rhino crimes?
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Kay Cannon: The "Pitch Perfect" screenwriter is producing an adaptation of the book "Dead Spots," which is about a supernatural crime-scene cleaner.
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Mr. Kelly said the department would increase the number of investigators and create a specialized team of crime scene technicians to assist them.
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You know, that method which dislocates shoulders in a way that easily identifies whether a body has been dragged at a crime scene.
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Police officers collected crime scene physical evidence, and investigators subsequently obtained additional corroborating evidence — telephone records, bank statements, airline tickets and hotel invoices.
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On Saturday, three men and a woman wearing United States Army uniforms stood behind the yellow crime-scene tape and consoled one another.
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"To my knowledge we haven't received the personal effects to this point because the facility was turned into a crime scene," he said.
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He had surveilled the crime scene area before April 7, and had plans to possibly target a gay club, according to the authorities.
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He fled the area in a tractor, which was found just over a mile from the crime scene, along with his prison identification.
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As in the Golden State killer case, investigators uploaded DNA taken from well-preserved crime scene evidence to the public genealogy site GEDmatch.
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In addition, he said, cellphone tower records proved Mr. McKenzie's prepaid phone was near the crime scene at the time of the shooting.
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Citizen allows anyone with a user profile to post what he or she is seeing, and even live-stream from a crime scene.
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The Steubenville Police Department requested an inquiry by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, with its special investigations, crime scene and cyber units.
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The Times got access to evidence photographed at the crime scene, and it suggests an improvised device made with forethought and care. Mrs.
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Still, many questions remained unresolved, and on the advice of the state attorney, the agent hired a respected crime scene reconstructionist, Jerry Findley.
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The chaotic crime scene drew the response of local police and fire as well as multiple other agencies, including the FBI and ATF.
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Elaina Feliciano, a resident of Howard Beach who lives near the crime scene, wrote one of the letters in support of the technique.
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Today in fake happenings, ABC News casually staged a crime scene by attempting to beef up its live shots with some police tape.
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More officers rushed to the neighborhood and saw "thick black smoke" coming out of the home, complicating an already chaotic, fluid crime scene.
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ABC News reports Gallardo arrested Gelin in 2015 for resisting arrest without violence, alleging he refused to remain clear of a crime scene.
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Seven weeks later, the police said, the suspect was identified through DNA evidence from a strand of hair found near the crime scene.
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Witnesses who gathered around the crime scene Tuesday said they were stunned by the amount of gunfire they were hearing in the shootout.
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The crime scene — deep in Appalachia's coal country — is so desolate that the only way in or out is by all-terrain vehicle.
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Police entered the fingerprints, which were lifted off a decorative ball from the crime scene, into the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) database.
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His fingerprints and blood matched the samples found at the crime scene, and he fit the description that an eyewitness provided, authorities said.
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I grabbed a coffee to sober up, drove to the football stadium, and found my way down to the locker-room crime scene.
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They endured the presentation of gruesome crime scene photos of their deceased loved ones, and many testified tearfully about the loss they experienced.
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That's what seemed to happen in Baltimore recently, when a police officer appeared to accidentally record himself planting drugs at a crime scene.
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"The way the evidence unfolded at the crime scene, the way she clearly was held for a period of time at a particular location, and then transported to the woods, which was obviously another location; just some other things we observed at the crime scene, it would lead us to believe he did not act alone," Lohmar told reporters, according to KMOV.
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A police department has recovered a gun at a crime scene that was bought from a dealer that has since gone out of business.
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Police said Atkins then kidnapped the wounded teenager, identified in media accounts as his girlfriend, as he fled the initial crime scene by car.
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Eyeglasses found at the crime scene match the model, style and prescription of glasses worn by Criner, according to testimony from two eye experts.
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"It could be a child that did it," one investigator suggests, describing "a make-believe type" crime scene where the killer came from within.
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He puts out 20 yellow crime-scene placards, one on each table, and then draws a map to help him reconstruct the room later.
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The series, based on a 2006 novel by Vikram Chandra, has won critical praise for its gritty portrayal of Mumbai's crime scene and politics.
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The trial had been difficult for the jurors, who wiped their eyes, covered their mouths and looked away from the grisly crime scene photos.
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As reported earlier, Patterson allegedly admitted to shaving his face and head to reduce the chances he'd leave DNA evidence at the crime scene.
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About a half an hour later, the source showed her photos of the crime scene the hitman had sent via text, the documents said.
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In his initial court appearance, Mitcham denied knowing Feldman and could not explain why his DNA was at the crime scene, according to ABC15.
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He reportedly said in the AMA session that police "should have done a much better job of controlling the crime scene," the Post reported.
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"To actually witness someone being murdered, it was terrifying," a man says as images of a bloodied crime scene are shown in the trailer.
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He said he returned to the crime scene a year later to dig up the child's remains, moving them to a second shallow grave.
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If McCullough was indeed 40 miles away from the crime scene, Brady said, it casts doubt on the testimony of Kathy Chapman, Maria's playmate.
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One of the crime scene investigators notes the overwhelming presence of cat hair in the girl's bedroom, but notes that the cat is missing.
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He was questioned and cleared by the FBI in 215 after claiming an alibi that placed him some 27 miles from the crime scene.
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