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FBI's DNA database becoming 21st-century equivalent of fingerprinting
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FBI's DNA database becoming 21st-century equivalent of
fingerprinting
System has helped authorities identify suspects in 11,000 cases
By JOHN SOLOMON Associated Press
Sunday, March 21, 2004
Washington -- The FBI's DNA database, filled with genetic samples
from prison inmates nationwide, has helped local authorities identify
suspects in more than 11,000 cases, in what is becoming the 21st-
century equivalent of fingerprinting.
The database, known as the Combined DNA Indexing System, or CODIS,
has helped solve two "cold" murder cases in Kansas, identify the two-
decade-old remains of a missing ...
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