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What a week!

Lots more solve announcements on the way!

 

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The San Diego Police Department and San Diego County District Attorney’s Office leveraged Othram technology to identify the suspect in the 1975 murder of Edmund LaFave and now, a half-century later, the suspect has been arrested.

After Five Decades, Edmund LaFave's Killer is Now Identified

 

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The San Diego Police Department and San Diego County District Attorney’s Office leveraged Othram technology to identify the suspect in the 1975 murder of Edmund LaFave and now, a half-century later, the suspect has been arrested.

After Five Decades, Edmund LaFave's Killer is Now Identified

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The San Diego Police Department and San Diego County District Attorney’s Office leveraged Othram technology to identify the suspect in the 1975 murder of Edmund LaFave and now, a half-century later, the suspect has been arrested.

After Five Decades, Edmund LaFave's Killer is Now Identified

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CA Thread 'CA- Edmund LaFave, 34, fatally beaten & stabbed,@ home, San Diego, 25 Feb.,1975, DNA- Johnnie Salisbury, 71, of Indiana, 2026, *Arrest*.'

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After Five Decades, Edmund LaFave's Killer is Now Identified

San Diego District Attorney's Office and San Diego Police Department Team with Othram to Identify a 1975 Homicide Suspect

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''On February 25, 1975, Edmund LaFave, 34, was found murdered inside his home in the 2900 block of Suncrest Drive in San Diego, California. He had been severely beaten and repeatedly stabbed and was discovered in his bedroom. The San Diego Police Department responded and opened a homicide investigation. Despite extensive investigative efforts at the time, no suspect was identified, and the case eventually went cold.

For decades, the case remained unsolved while preserved forensic evidence was...

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Systemic forensic science failures arise when critical scientific infrastructure is underfunded, fragmented, and treated as a transactional service rather than a long-term investment. We need to fix this or everyone loses.

Averting the Global Failure of Forensic Science Infrastructure | Othram Research

Systemic forensic science failures arise when critical scientific infrastructure is underfunded, fragmented, and treated as a transactional service rather than a long-term investment.

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