Tales of Safety: An Old Case
Vladimir Bezmaly | 10.05.2018
- Commissioner, do you remember the case of the serial rapist and murderer? It was investigated in the 80s. They couldn't find anyone then, and the case is still in the archive.
- Of course I remember! I was a young detective then, and we couldn't find any evidence. After all, the killer always wore gloves. We simply had no way to prove anything.
- Commissioner, I was thinking that times have changed. And if we are extracting DNA from a mummy, then why don't we conduct DNA analysis in this case as well? After all, we have preserved the iran mobile database biomaterial. After all, what are we risking? Let's ask the experts to conduct the analysis.
- What will this give us?
- I'm not sure yet, but I have an idea. I've never let you down. But I need a DNA test.
- Okay, intern, let's try.
A week has passed.
- Intern! The DNA test came in. Explain what you're going to do with it?
- It's simple. We have the approximate age of the criminal. We have DNA analysis too. Let's try to find his relatives.
- How???
— Nowadays, a lot of people use genealogical sites. They look for relatives there.
- But they never work with the police.
— And we will work "undercover". We will register on such sites ourselves, fortunately we have three of them, and upload the results of the criminal's DNA test. This will give us access to the entire data archive and allow us to find relatives or even the criminal himself, if he is registered. We are already halfway there. The test has already been passed, and the servers of these sites will do the search.
- Come on, get to it!
- Chief, here is a list of the criminal's closest relatives. And pay attention: there is a complete DNA match. Our criminal is Mr. Patterson. In those years, he worked as a detective at the station on 9th Avenue. He still lives on this street. I think it's time we paid him a visit.
- You're right, trainee! It's time! They teach you well there! I'll petition for you to be awarded!