Rapist’s DNA Does Not Lie
SERI analyst, Erin Laurie, took the stand and testified to her findings of the evidence in this 2019 case. Read about the case here.
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07, 2021
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06, 2021
Berkeley PD charges suspect with attempted rape
Berkeley police department charges suspect with attempted rape after he broke into the victim's apartment and tried to sexually assault her in bed. SERI's Chief [...]
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04, 2021
San Luis Obispo Sheriff’s Office thanks SERI for assisting with cold case.
The Sheriff's Office arrested Paul Flores for the 1996 murder of Kristin Smart. In its press release, the office thanked the Serological Research Institute for [...]
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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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10, 2004
Akron Beacon Journal: Brian Wraxall’s prior analysis referenced again years later.
"The finding that the stains were probably from perspiration was revealed in court in 1996 based on years-earlier independent testing by Brian Wraxall, chief forensic [...]
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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.
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08, 1995
San Pedro News Pilot: SERI Helps ID El Segundo Bombing Suspect
SERI analyzes DNA from saliva of mailed bomb envelopes in El Segundo Police Department's first ever DNA-related case.
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09, 1992
The Akron Beacon Journal: SERI DNA Test Exonerates Man of Rape
The availability of a rare test offered at SERI allows Wyatt Broadhead to be exonerated.
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05, 1992
The La Crosse Tribune: Gary Harmor explains SERI results of sexual assault analysis
"According to information from the Serological Research Institute, Richmond, Calif., analysis of sperm DNA from White's body and from Amundson in December 1991 showed an [...]
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01, 1992
The Post-Crescent: Brian Wraxall testifies that shirt stains are consistent with victim’s blood.
"Brian Wraxall, a native of England who works at the Serological Research Institute in Richmond, Calif., also told the jury that bloodstains found on the [...]