This is the first case to be thrown out since the CBI in 2023 discovered hundreds of cases where Missy Woods cut corners in her DNA testing.

A man who was convicted of first-degree murder had his conviction vacated, tied to the alleged misconduct of a forensic scientist who analyzed DNA samples for the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.

The review by t Crime Laboratory is separate from — and redundant to — CBI’s internal review of Yvonne “Missy” Woods’ cases.

This week, a Colorado man who was found guilty of first-degree murder is expected to be released on bond from his life ...

The first person to be released from prison due to alleged misconduct of a Colorado Bureau of Investigation DNA analyst will ...

CBI has apologized to victims and survivors and hired an outside firm to figure out how the backlog and wait time for results ...

A Colorado man has bonded out of jail after serving 12 years in prison for a murder conviction, our partners at 9News in Denver ...

On Monday evening, a Colorado man whose conviction was vacated was released from prison on bond after spending more than a ...

An independent retest of DNA evidence used to arrest and convict ... of Investigation’s former star forensic scientist Yvonne Woods at Clark’s 2012 trial, which helped lead to his conviction.

The House unanimously passed bipartisan legislation Wednesday in response to a scandal involving a former Colorado Bureau of ...

A judge overturned the conviction in a 1994 Boulder murder case Friday because of flawed DNA testing by disgraced Colorado Bureau of Investigation scientist Yvonne “Missy” Woods.