DNA

One company has developed breakthrough forensic technology that's capable of bringing answers to decades-old crimes. President and CEO of M-Vac Systems and host of the All Things Crime podcast Jared Bradley explains the science behind the M-Vac.

It's estimated that tens of thousands of people incarcerated in our prison system were wrongfully convicted. Executive Director of the Innocence Project of Florida Seth Miller explains how the organization operates and the challenges they face and shares ways listeners can contribute to the non-profit.

With just one piece of DNA, scientists can identify both violent criminals and human remains, bringing answers to even the most mysterious cold cases. Chief Genetic Genealogist at Parabon Nanolabs CeCe Moore explains.

Former Federal and State Prosecutor Jonathan Fahey led the federal case against Jorge Avila-Torrez's crimes. Jonathan explains how a confession was obtained and details from the trial in the case against Torrez.

How does genetic genealogy aid criminal investigations?

This week, Peter Q. Nguyen, Ph.D, a Microbiology & Cellular Devices Research Scientist at Harvard University's Wyss Institute, joins Abby in the classroom to help with her lesson plan on CRISPR.

This week, Martha sits down with DNA expert & CEO of Huffine International, Ed Huffine, to speak about modern day DNA technology.