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Using DNA Evidence to Solve Missing Persons, Homicide, & Trafficking Cases

August 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment

Greetings from Seoul. My connection has indeed been sporadic, so I’m happy to finally get a post up for the week. Thanks for your patience.

NCVC’s DNA Resource Center is hosting a free webinar August 11th at 3pm ET: Using DNA Evidence to Solve Missing Persons, Homicide, & Trafficking Cases.

From the site: “This Webinar will present an overview of the University of North Texas’s human identification program and how they are using DNA and the national DNA database to bring closure to missing persons and homicide cases….

Participants will learn what law enforcement, victim service providers, and other professionals can do to provide guidance to families of missing loved ones.  Presenters will discuss innovative uses of DNA to prevent human trafficking.”

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  1. Assisting Families of Missing or Unidentified Persons
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  3. Trafficking in Persons
  4. Best Practices to Combat Human Trafficking
  5. Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force Strategy and Operations e-Guide

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