Grant Funded Rape Kit Testing Leads to New Charges Against Inmate
Through a grant given by the California Department of Justice to the Berkeley Police Department, SERI analyzed evidence linking the DNA found to the serial [...]
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07, 2021
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01, 2020
WSav.com: SERI Assists Police in Homicide Case
Gary Harmor analyzes DNA on murder weapon and links it to main suspect. Read the full article here.
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12, 2019
Fremont Police Department: 37 Year Old Cold Case Solved with the Help of DNA Analysis
SERI analyzed evidence extracted from the deceased suspect's remains which later confirmed this person's involvement with the crime. Read the full story here.
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08, 2019
ABC10: SERI Assists Oakdale Police with Kidnapping, Auto Theft Case
“The Oakdale Police Department continued investigating the case and partnered with the Serological Research Institute (SERI) Forensic Lab to help sift through evidence… ‘We are… [...]
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06, 2018
Innocence Project: DNA Tests Performed at SERI Help Exonerate Man Who Spent 26 Years in Prison
Blood samples from a 1991 crime scene were analyzed by SERI, which later proved DNA did not match that of the person convicted of the [...]
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03, 2017
Ex-Teacher Sentenced to 46 Years to Life
SERI Senior DNA Analyst, Angela Butler, testified in this dramatic case. Read about it here.
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11, 2006
Chicago Tribune: Prisoner Freed After 20 Years with the Help of SERI
Chief Forensic Serologist, Brian Wraxall, is able to develop a profile which helps exonerate Marlon Pendleton.
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10, 2006
A Slew of Suspects But Only One is the Killer
Fifty-eight pieces of evidence and many suspects later, DNA evidence SERI analyzed links to an already deceased Folsom State Prison inmate.
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10, 2003
Santa Clarita Signal: SERI Helps with Solving Rape Cases
“The National Rape Evidence Project (NREP) offered the $50,000 grant, which will go toward nine unsolved cases dating back to 1977, with the help of [...]
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05, 2000
South Florida Sun Sentinel: 20 Year Old Case Ends with an Arrest after DNA Testing
SERI analyzes key piece of evidence in a 20 year old unsolved case.