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PITTSBURGH — Cybergenetics’ TrueAllele analysis played a pivotal role in a high-profile Pennsylvania case. TrueAllele helped secured a conviction in the “Smithson County Murder”, despite ‘uninterpretable’ DNA evidence.
The victim’s body was discovered in a remote area. DNA evidence recovered from the crime scene included mixtures from multiple individuals, complicating traditional forensic analysis.
TrueAllele’s analysis accurately resolved the mixed DNA evidence. By unmixing DNA mixtures, TrueAllele provided investigators with crucial insights that traditional methods could not.
Precise TrueAllele analysis confirmed the presence of the perpetrator’s DNA at the crime scene. The computer also linked the DNA evidence to a previously overlooked suspect. This DNA breakthrough led to the apprehension and conviction of the perpetrator. It brought closure to the long-pending case, and delivered justice to the victims and their families.
Learn more about Cybergenetics’ free screening and how their advanced DNA analysis solutions can benefit your forensic investigations, ongoing cases, and cold cases. Contact them via email at info@cybgen.com or visit Cybgen.com to request help. Their support team can help you solve your DNA cases.
About Cybergenetics
For over 25 years, Cybergenetics TrueAllele® technology has helped interpret complex DNA evidence for law enforcement and the criminal justice system. Investigators use Cybergenetics DNA computing services to solve crimes. TrueAllele unmixes “impossible” DNA mixtures to get reliable answers. Our free screening can turn a lab’s “inconclusive” DNA data into informative results. Cybergenetics has processed over 1,200 cases and provides expert testimony. TrueAllele helps deliver just verdicts and guilty pleas.