Lawrence Wein

Lawrence Wein, a professor of management science at Stanford, delves into the fascinating realm of forensic genetic genealogy. He discusses how mathematical modeling is revolutionizing the resolution of cold cases, highlighting its use in notorious cases like the Golden State Killer. The conversation touches on the role of third-party databases and the ethical dilemmas surrounding DNA privacy. Wein’s insights reveal both the haunting and hopeful aspects of using technology to bring justice to unsolved crimes.