Gilgo killings: Co-founder of lab that linked victims' hair samples with alleged killer Rex Heuermann or family will testify later this month
A co-founder of the California laboratory whose new nuclear DNA extraction method is at the center of an ongoing hearing to determine its admissibility in the criminal case against alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex A. Heuermann, is scheduled to testify in Riverhead later this month, a judge said Thursday.
DNA evidence hearing resumes in Gilgo Beach serial killer case
During the expert's testimony, a clip from the movie "Jurassic Park" was played. The clip showed an explainer of how researchers obtained "dino DNA" from a mosquito. The expert said she uses the video, which detailed how DNA works, as an explainer.
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