EP92 - The Narborough Murders: Colin Pitchfork and the Anatomy of a Genetic Revolution
In the quiet English countryside of the 1980s, two teenage girls are brutally murdered three years apart, leaving police with no leads. The investigation would trigger the single greatest leap in forensic science, exonerating an innocent man and creating a genetic trap to catch a killer living in plain sight. This is the story of how a scientific breakthrough, born in a university lab, forever changed the anatomy of crime itself. If you enjoy the show and want to support it, you can buy me a coffee: https://paypal.me/podcast8
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