Othram - General Discussion - #3

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Well (of course) there are more coming, but that message was written for the Tina Heins case, which announced the day after that message was posted.
 
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Well @ChatteringBirds, here is another solve!

Honored that Othram could assist the Colorado Bureau Of Investigation and Pueblo Police Department in identifying a 2022 homicide victim as 39-year-old Steven Robinson. Today his killer was arrested as well. Solving human remains cases doesn't just help families. It improves public safety.

Colorado's Pueblo County John Doe (2022) is Now Identified
 
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Well @ChatteringBirds, here is another solve!

Honored that Othram could assist the Colorado Bureau Of Investigation and Pueblo Police Department in identifying a 2022 homicide victim as 39-year-old Steven Robinson. Today his killer was arrested as well. Solving human remains cases doesn't just help families. It improves public safety.

Colorado's Pueblo County John Doe (2022) is Now Identified
 
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Well @ChatteringBirds, here is another solve!

Honored that Othram could assist the Colorado Bureau Of Investigation and Pueblo Police Department in identifying a 2022 homicide victim as 39-year-old Steven Robinson. Today his killer was arrested as well. Solving human remains cases doesn't just help families. It improves public safety.

Colorado's Pueblo County John Doe (2022) is Now Identified
A small correction, I think the description at the page is meant to read 'buried him ON his family's property'? Right now it sounds like he's burying his family's belongings.
 
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A small correction, I think the description at the page is meant to read 'buried him ON his family's property'? Right now it sounds like he's burying his family's belongings.
Yes apologies. We corrected the typo.
 
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This is a prime example of why I never bother looking at the recreations of unidentified skulls. It never looks like the person. DNA is the only way to go!!
Amen!
 
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This is a prime example of why I never bother looking at the recreations of unidentified skulls. It never looks like the person. DNA is the only way to go!!
I mean, reconstructions are meant to aid in identification. DNA is used for the actual identification.
 
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I mean, reconstructions are meant to aid in identification. DNA is used for the actual identification.
With today's technology, DNA is probably a faster path to an identification.
 
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Honored that Othram could assist the Cobb County ME, PD, and the Georgia Criminal Justice Coordinating Council in identifying a 1984 homicide victim as 20-year-old Veronica Jane Miller. An investigation into her death continues.

After 41 Years, Cobb County Jane Doe (1984) is Identified
This is a prime example of why I never bother looking at the recreations of unidentified skulls. It never looks like the person. DNA is the only way to go!!
I respectfully disagree. The distance between the eyes, cheekbones, line of the nose, distance between nose and lips, and chin shape are all similar. Forensic reconstructions are often last-ditch efforts to spark some recognition in people looking at them and promote further investigation for identification - dentals, DNA, etc. While it didn’t in this case, it certainly has in others. Reconstructions and stats (while provided by field experts and not always entirely accurate) do have value. Unfortunately, we don’t live in a world where DNA is available for all the missing and Does, I wish we did. Gratefully in this case, LE and ME stayed on it and although the 2011 DNA extraction did not prove fruitful, the 2022 by Othram did.
 
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