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Eye On America (Crime: DNA Evidence) #397390

CBS Evening News for Thursday, Mar 29, 2001
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(Richmond, Virginia: Wyatt Andrews) How DNA evidence is being used to solve "cold" criminal cases featured; details given about how Virginia's DNA data base is producing "cold hits" solving crimes on a daily basis. [Rape victim Reverend Linda MITCHELL - expresses her feelings about her rape.] [Charlottesville, Virginia, police Lieutenant Chip HARDING - recounts a rape case and how DNA evidence led to an arrest as the computer solved the case.] [Virginia division of forensic science Paul FERRARA - talks about the importance of DNA investigation for "unworked cases."]

Reporter(s):
Andrews, Wyatt;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:03:10

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