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The FBI will use DNA from a decades-old cigarette butt in its quest to determine whether a body exhumed from an Alabama grave is one of its top 10 most-wanted fugitives, authorities said Friday. The cigarette butt was collected as authorities investigated William Bradford "Brad" Bishop Jr., Scottsboro police Lt. Scott Matthews said. Bishop was accused of using a sledgehammer to kill his wife, mother and three sons in their Bethesda, Maryland, home in 1976. Authorities later found the bodies burned in North Carolina. Bishop's station wagon was found parked in the vast Great Smoky Mountains National Park south of Gatlinburg, Tenn. Authorities have found no trace of Bishop since then. On Thursday, the body of an unknown hitchhiker who had been killed by a vehicle in 1981 was exhumed from a grave in Scottsboro. It was a tip from an Alabama man, Jeremy Collins of Scottsboro, that led to the gravesite. "We wouldn't have been there without him," said Paul Daymond, an FBI spokesman in Alabama. Renewed interest in the decades-old events in Maryland and Alabama began about a year ago, when Matthews took an interest in trying to identify the unknown hitchhiker killed along a highway in his … Continue reading →

Workers labor to exhume the body of a John Doe buried in 1981 in Scottsboro, Ala. The FBI is exhuming the body in its search for a 10 Most Wanted Fugitive accused of killing his family with a sledgehammer nearly 40 years ago. In court filings, the FBI said there is a strong resemblance between photos of the John Doe and former State Department diplomat William Bradford "Brad" Bishop Jr. The FBI will use DNA from a decades-old cigarette butt in its quest to determine whether a body exhumed from an Alabama grave is one of its top 10 most-wanted fugitives, authorities said Friday. The cigarette butt was collected as authorities investigated William Bradford "Brad" Bishop Jr., Scottsboro police Lt. Scott Matthews said. Bishop was accused of using a sledgehammer to kill his wife, mother and three sons in their Bethesda, Maryland, home in 1976. Authorities later found the bodies burned in North Carolina. Bishop's station wagon was found parked in the vast Great Smoky Mountains National Park south of Gatlinburg, Tenn. Authorities have found no trace of Bishop since then. On Thursday, the body of an unknown hitchhiker who had been killed by a vehicle in 1981 was exhumed … Continue reading →

Asian carp DNA found in Kzoo River Officials say genetic material of Asian carp has been found in a river in the Kalamazoo River in southwestern Michigan. (Oct. 7, 2014) By: WOOD TV8 … Continue reading →

Pittsburgh Modular DNA Symbiotic Waves - Acid line. Eurorack. via YouTube Capture. By: jsomatics … Continue reading →

Minecraft - Mo' Dinosaurs | #004 | DNA Galore Welcome back to my Minecraft let's play! Since we had some fossils in our inventory, I thought it'd be best to put them through the analyser in hope to get some DNA. ... By: Pogona … Continue reading →

LIBERALUL TEODOR ATANSIU AUDIAT LA DNA By: Stirile AlbaTV … Continue reading →

DNA 09/10/2014- .. .. ... By: FutureTV Nadim Koteich … Continue reading →

"DNA" Ancestry DNA Ancestry Van Winkle + Pearce. By: Van Winkle + Pearce … Continue reading →

A PBusardo Video - Introducing the DNA 40 Temperature Protection Board with a Special Guest A PBusardo Video - Introducing the DNA 40 Temperature Protection Board with a Special Guest In this video, Brandon from Evolv shows up at the house to introduce the all new DNA-40 board featuring ... By: pbusardo … Continue reading →

WILLIAMSBURG A York man identified through analysis of DNA evidence in the 1978 rape of a William and Mary coed was swiftly convicted Thursday by a jury, which recommended he be sentenced to life in prison. After hearing two days worth of testimony and argument, the jury of six men and six women found 58-year-old James Moses Glass, Jr. guilty on charges of rape, abduction with intent to defile and two counts of use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. Deliberation lasted one hour. Less than an hour after returning the verdicts, the jury recommended a combined sentence of life in prison plus 42 years. Commonwealths attorney Nate Green said following the sentencing phase of the trial that he thought science carried the day. Today justice delayed did not mean justice denied for Mr. Glass or the atrocious act he committed against the victim, Green said. That being said, nothing that happened in the last two days will ever remove the stain of Mr. (Bennett) Barbours conviction. Nearly 40 years ago, Barbour was convicted of raping the woman at Parkway Apartments on Merrimac Trail and served four and a half years in prison. DNA evidence found taped … Continue reading →