Nice Genes! Cold Case
Aug 16, 2022
Dr. Kaylee Byers investigates the 70-year-old 'Babes in the Woods' cold case, using genomic science to bring justice. The ethical implications of law enforcement accessing personal genomics are explored. Genetic genealogy helps solve a double murder cold case, raising questions about public response to DNA use in forensic genealogy. The discovery and identification of the Dalton children sheds light on privacy practices and potential suspects. The hosts discuss the plausibility of the mother being the culprit and acknowledge guest speakers.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Babes in the Woods Cold Case in Stanley Park
01:47 • 3min
Unraveling the 'Babes in the Woods' Cold Case with Genomics
04:32 • 2min
Solving a Cold Case with Genomic Genealogy
06:31 • 11min
The Implications and Public Response to Using DNA in Forensic Genealogy
17:23 • 6min
The Discovery and Identification of Derek and David Dalton
23:11 • 15min
Unraveling the Mystery
38:37 • 3min