Former Colorado Bureau of Investigation DNA analyst charged over allegedly mishandling evidence
A former CBI DNA analyst was criminally charged for over a year after the agency learned about mishandled or manipulated evidence. Yvonne "Missy" Woods faces over 100 separate charges related to over 1,
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation is under the microscope. State lawmakers grilled CBI Director Chris Schaefer about the ...
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 ...
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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Yvonne “Missy” Woods, a former Colorado Bureau of Investigation analyst who was the center of a lengthy investigation into ...
The state Supreme Court will decide whether a Douglas County judge has the authority to compel the Colorado Bureau of ...
The theme for the contest is “Bringing Our Missing Children Home,” and participants are encouraged to get creative to bring ...
A small-town fire Chief in Colorado is accused by state officials of responding to medical calls with an expired paramedic certification, and 11 News’s investigation found that’s just the beginning of ...
A sweeping federal investigation into the Douglas County School District has unearthed hundreds of allegations of systemic ...
The Mesa County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a shooting between an officer and a suspect during the investigation of a ...
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