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What is forensic science?
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Sue Black
What stories do our skeletons tell?
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Why are we so obsessed with true crime?
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How police are using family tree forensics to solve cold cases
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The psychopaths among us
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Should ‘genetic genealogy’ really be used to crack cold cases?
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How genetic variants can be used to compare people
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How to use DNA databases to catch the perpetrator of a crime
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