ALDWELL, Idaho AP - Dr. Karen Rudolph didn't have much time.Investigators had turned to the DNA expert after finding a knife with traces of blood in a suspect's truck. A few hairs were discovered at the crime scene hundreds of miles away, and authorities wanted to know if there was a link.Two days later, working on delicate equipment in a state lab, Rudolph had an answer: The DNA on the knife was a match to the hair strands.
August 09, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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ALDWELL, Idaho AP – Dr. Karen Rudolph didn’t have much time.
Investigators had turned to the DNA expert after finding a knife with traces of blood in a suspect’s truck. A few hairs were discovered at the crime scene hundreds of miles away, and authorities wanted to know if there was a link.
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