US EditionJudge allows Advanced DNA Evidence in Gilgo Beach Serial Killing Trial
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On the evening of 25 March 2020, in the district of Dirceu, eastern Teresina (PI), a manager of the Federal Economic Case was returned to the home. He, his wife and a nephew were sentenced from 16h until morning. Four years later, the chief accused was sentenced to 16 years in prison thanks, above all, to a biological evidence that confirmed his participation. Under threat, the agency's treasurer was released only after withdrawing R$489,802.00 …
Judge allows Advanced DNA Evidence in Gilgo Beach Serial Killing Trial
New York,04th September 2025- In a groundbreaking move, New York has ruled that advanced DNA technology can be used in the upcoming trial of Rex Heuermann, the man accused of the Gilgo Beach serial killings. Judge Timothy Mazzei announced that whole genome sequencing evidence developed from degraded rootless hairs will be admissible in court. This type of forensic testing, which reads thousands of DNA markers instead of the standard few, is far …
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