dna testing was first used in court in 1983.
dna testing was first used in court in 1983.
when was dna testing first used in court?
1983
in december 1986, christine villemin was charged with the murder, but was ultimately cleared of the charges on 2 february 1993.









































the case was reopened in 2000 to allow for dna testing on a stamp used to send one of the anonymous letters, but the tests were inconclusive. in december 2008, following an application by the villemins, a judge ordered the case reopened to allow dna testing of the rope used to bind grégory, the letters, and other evidence. this testing proved inconclusive. further dna testing in april 2013 on grégory's clothes and shoes was also inconclusive.
murder of grégory villemin
dna solutions offers the analysis of y-dna for identification geographic and ethnic origin of paternal lineage. the use of y-dna testing is useful for discerning biological relationships between people with the alleged same paternal lineage (i.e. uncle-nephew, or grandfather-grandson dna testing).









































section::::dna testing.:mitochondrial dna.









































dna solutions offers the analysis of mitochondrial dna (mtdna); whilst only inherited maternally, mtdna is found in both men and women. dna solutions sequences both the hvr1 and hvr2 regions for maternal ancestral and ethnic analysis. mt-dna testing is also used for proving biological relationships (i.e. cousins, granddaughter-grandmother, etc.)









































section::::dna testing.:autosomal dna.
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