States work to pass laws that restrict DNA testing in criminal investigations
and last updated 2021-07-16 15:29:05-04
Recently, investigators in Montana solved what is believed to be the oldest-known cold case in the U.S. after two teens were murdered in 1956.
But the DNA testing detectives used is now getting restricted as more states look to pass laws barring certain genealogy testing from law enforcement.
On January 3, 1956, the bodies of 18-year-old Dwayne Bogle and 16-year-old Patty Kalitzke were found face down, miles apart from one another, with bullet wounds to their heads. Detectives with the Cascade County Sheriff Office worked the case tirelessly, finding more than 35 suspects who all turned out to be unlikely culprits in the case.
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States work to pass laws that restrict DNA testing in criminal investigations
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