The bankruptcy filing of 23andMe has sparked the potential for a sale that could be used to solve cold cases with the use of genetic testing.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation, a nonprofit organization defending civil liberties, argues that law enforcement use of ...

(WALA) - Lauren Clarke said she hasn’t thought much about 23andMe since FOX10 News paid ... want my children to involved in any sort of cold case,” she said. “But if it could help us in ...

Direct-to-consumer genetic testing services carry considerable privacy risks, as the bankruptcy filing of Cailfornia-based 23andMe has revealed.

For now, 23andMe requires a warrant from law enforcement to test DNA samples and access users’ data. It’s helped crack many cold cases here in the Valley. The most notable case is the death of ...

whose own DNA in the 23andMe system helped police crack open a decades-old cold case. Two years ago, a San Diego detective called Vadurro. She and another family member who used 23andMe matched ...

23andMe was also used by law enforcement to solve high-profile cold cases. Investigators were able to plug a suspect's data into the DNA database to identify possible relatives who'd shared their ...

23andMe, a biotech company offering genetic ... prominent biotech firms have played a pivotal role in advancing high-profile cold cases, aiding in the capture of criminals by leveraging DNA ...

The recent bankruptcy filing of genetic testing company 23andMe, which allows users to ... possibility that the data could revolutionize cold-case cracking. "The more data you have, the better ...

In 2013, Laura Khalil logged in to 23andMe to submit a sample to the DNA testing service to learn more about her Middle Eastern heritage — unaware it would eventually change her life forever.