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Podcast · By Adidas Wilson · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
342
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Sep 10, 2026
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Jul 3, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    DNA Analyst in JonBenét Ramsey Case Sentenced to 10 Years for Mishandling Evidence (opens the original)

    Episode notes · Critical tone

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    Former Colorado Bureau of Investigation forensic scientist Yvonne "Missy" Woods was recently sentenced to ten years in prison after pleading guilty to manipulating DNA evidence over a multi-decade career. The court determined that Woods intentionally deleted data and falsified lab reports, an act of misconduct that compromised over one thousand criminal cases and eroded public trust in the justice system. While her defense attributed her actions to extreme workloads and mental health struggles,

  2. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Identity of Kristen Galvan Confirmed in Cold Case Investigation (opens the original)

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    The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office recently announced the positive identification of human remains belonging to Kristen Marie Galvan, a teenager who vanished in early 2020. Before her disappearance, the youth was a victim of human trafficking and served as a significant witness in a federal case against a Houston-based criminal organization. After years of dead ends, a tip from The Doe Network regarding unidentified remains in a national database led investigators to a potential match. Advan

  3. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Remains Found 49 Years Ago In North Carolina Identified As Missing 15-Year-Old Girl (opens the original)

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    Authorities have finally identified Cindy Marcell Blizzard as the victim whose skeletal remains were discovered in a North Carolina wooded area in 1977. The fifteen-year-old girl had originally been reported missing after running away from her Maryland home earlier that year, but her identity remained a mystery for nearly five decades due to the limitations of early forensic technology. A breakthrough occurred in 2024 when investigators utilized forensic genetic genealogy to match a DNA profile

  4. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Three Decades Later: New DNA Technology Solves Albuquerque Cold Case (opens the original)

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    This episode details how advanced genetic genealogy finally resolved a thirty-five-year-old mystery involving a woman found deceased in an Albuquerque motel in 1991. For decades, the individual known only as "Becca Doe" remained unidentified despite numerous attempts to match her fingerprints and DNA through national databases. A significant breakthrough occurred when the Albuquerque Police Department partnered with a New Jersey college to utilize full genome sequencing, which successfully linke

  5. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    DNA Breakthrough Resolves 1997 Gloria Covington Cold Case (opens the original)

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    After nearly three decades, the Amarillo Police Department has utilized modern DNA technology to identify the late Jimmy Dale McClinton as the primary suspect in the 1997 murder of Gloria Covington. Investigators discovered a forensic match that linked McClinton to the crime, though the suspect passed away in late 2025 before formal charges could be brought to a grand jury. Authorities noted that McClinton had a violent criminal history and is currently being investigated for potential links to

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