United Data Connect, a Denver-based laboratory and The Unsolved Murder of JonBenet Ramsey

by redpill Tue Jan 28, 2020 9:58 pm

Tue Jan 28, 2020

i just learned of this,

While repeatedly stabbing Tangie Lynn Sims, her killer cut himself and left his blood drops in an Aurora alley in the fall of 1996. Twenty three years later, the blood helped police and other forensic experts solve the case.
Tangie Lynn Sims

It wasn’t easy though.

Before identifying Wesley Backman as the 25-year-old woman’s killer, Aurora police detectives Steve Conner and Michael Prince crisscrossed the country tracking clues. By the time they identified Backman, he already was dead, according to an Aurora Police Department news release.

Aurora police worked with United Data Connect, a Denver-based laboratory, to use DNA from the scene and genealogical research to connect Backman to the crime.

“The excellent work done by the original investigators, the incredible determination of Agents Conner and Prince, as well as the amazing work done by UDCL allowed Tangie’s family to finally obtain some solace and closure,” the news release said.

Sims’ murder rattled Aurora residents and led to an intense investigation just to determine who the victim had been, according to Denver Post newspaper articles at the time.

ref https://www.denverpost.com/2020/01/15/killer-blood-knife-cold-case-aurora/

in light of

Boulder DA: New round of Ramsey DNA tests completed,
more could follow
A renewed wave of DNA testing in the JonBenet Ramsey case has been completed and although investigators are not talking about what was ...
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Boulder and Colorado investigators have contacted United Data Connect, a Denver-based laboratory to do a genealogical search, along with a new round of DNA testing

RDI who show no understanding of these latests advances in DNA science show lack of relevant forensic sciences in The Unsolved Murder of JonBenet Ramsey

which leads to intruder theory.