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One-in-a-billion DNA breakthrough sees Barking sex offender jailed 30 years after crimes
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The use of DNA evidence in solving cold cases has become increasingly prevalent in recent years, with advances in technology enabling investigators to re-examine previously inconclusive evidence. This approach has led to the conviction of numerous offenders who had evaded justice for decades, bringing long-awaited closure to victims and their families. The successful prosecution of historical sex crimes, in particular, often relies on the preservation of DNA samples and the willingness of victims to cooperate with renewed investigations.
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One-in-a-billion DNA breakthrough sees Barking sex offender jailed 30 years after crimes
Police have praised the ‘profound patience’ of the victims while David Pearce was brought to justice
3 Jul, 16:57
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