True Crime Archives28 Kesä 2021

1980s DNA - The First Conviction

Listen as Steve and Hannah discuss England in the 1980’s when DNA was first used to convict a killer and exonerate the innocent…where would murder investigations be without this case. Colin Pitchfork raped and strangled two teenage girls between 1983 and 1986. Early scientific DNA profiling connected Pitchfork’s DNA to the girls and he was sentenced to life in prison.

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Forensic Cases: Colin Pitchfork, First Exoneration Through DNA – Explore Forensics

Colin Pitchfork - Wikipedia

Colin Pitchfork: Double schoolgirl murderer can be released - BBC News

Proof that this monster must NEVER be released: Child murderer Colin Pitchfork gets freedom | Daily Mail Online

Colin Pitchfork – The Forensics Library (aboutforensics.co.uk)

Who killed Lynda Mann and Dawn Ashworth? – The Sun

Lynda Mann | Forensic Files Wiki | Fandom

Colin Pitchfork: How violent maniac who raped and killed two schoolgirls was first murderer to be snared by DNA (thesun.co.uk)

Colin Pitchfork: Man who raped and killed two schoolgirls in 1980s suitable for release, Parole Board says | The Independent

Sister of Colin Pitchfork victim Lynda Mann fears double-child killer will strike again | Daily Mail Online

Dawn Ashworth and Lynda Mann murders: how DNA evidence convicted killer Colin Pitchfork over deaths (inews.co.uk)

Killer breakthrough – the day DNA evidence first nailed a murderer | Crime | The Guardian

No parole for Colin Pitchfork: First killer caught by DNA - BBC News

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Unsolved: The Murder of Marlene Hayes

St. Patricks Day 1981: While the rest of Bel Air Maryland was celebrating, a horrific crime was unfolding at 619 Ponderosa Drive. Marlene Hayes came home early because she wasn't feeling well. She nev...

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35-Year-Old DNA Solves the Case

On the heels of the three-part 100th episode, Steven and Hannah jump back to Genetic Genealogy as an investigative tool. Listen this week as they discuss the 1984 murder of 18-year-old Traci Hammerber...

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Abuse and Murder – Episode III

Hannah and Steve review the Netflix series I Just Killed My Dad, in a three-part True Criem Archives series caping it off with our 100th episode. Listen as we dissect how Netflix narrates the 3 June 2...

17 Kesä 202446min

Abuse and Murder – Episode II

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Abuse and Murder – Episode I

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Cold Case Solved – 1999 Murder of Jennifer Watkins

This week Steven and Hannah discuss the 1999 cold case murder of Jenifer Watkins, who at the time was only 23 years old. Listen as they unfold another genetic genealogy investigation in the wake of th...

6 Touko 202425min

Partial Justice – Killer Arrested for 1976 Leslie Harris Murder

This week, Steven and Hannah discuss the 1976 murder of Leslie Penrod Harris by the hands of a former Marine. No clues, the body was dumped next to a remote Marine Corp base in Orange County Californi...

22 Huhti 202435min

UPDATE: No-good Samaritan!

Listen for the update of Plympton’s trial. Steve and Hannah present this TCA short about the 1980 cold case murder of Barbara Mae Tucker in Gresham Oregon. A case with witnesses that simply chose not...

8 Huhti 202420min