Former DNA analyst facing more than 100 charges
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. — A former DNA analyst for the Colorado Bureau of Investigation who's accused of manipulating data in more than 800 cases over her 29-year career now faces more than 100 charges, according to court records obtained by 9NEWS Investigates.
The intern was going over quantification data in vestibular swabs tied to historical sexual assault cases when he or she noticed specific data was missing, prosecutors said in an affidavit.
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Jefferson County Court Judge Graham Peper reduced former Colorado Bureau of Investigation scientist Yvonne “Missy” Woods’ $50,000 cash-only bail to allow for a surety bond during a brief court ...
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Authorities said there are more than 500 cases in question over the analyst’s allegedly altered reports, costing the state more than $11 million.
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The Colorado Bureau of Investigation is taking ... was found to have manipulated the results of more than 1,000 DNA tests over a long period. The fallout has included widespread retesting of ...
Dozens of criminal cases are in jeopardy after a Colorado Bureau of Investigation analyst admitted to manipulating DNA data in her reports. KUSA's Rhea Jha reports.
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