"It is estimated that 50% of the samples entered into the national database do not result in matches, nor support investigations," said Mike Cariola, President and CEO of Bode Technology. "Over the past three years alone, Bode has processed nearly 50,000 sexual assault kits. Every one of these cases that goes unmatched, thus unsolved in CODIS, is a candidate for forensic genealogy. Victims deserve justice and perpetrators need to be caught before they commit more crimes."
Bode's FGS program is a logical expansion of its service offerings to support the law enforcement community. By incorporating Bode's accredited forensic laboratory, accredited clinical testing laboratories, and board certified and experienced genealogists, Bode says it has developed a high-quality, turn-key solution for its clients from sample submission through confirmation testing.
"Bode's history is built on providing quality services to our clients and helping victims of crime seek justice. Offering advanced DNA testing services is the next step to identifying more investigative leads and delivering a positive impact on public safety," said Andrew Singer, Director of Sales and Marketing. "Our first case processed has already helped identify a likely perpetrator of a nearly 20-year old cold case homicide."
Bode provides forensic accredited DNA services for sample handling, extraction and confirmation testing. Bode has partnered with an accredited laboratory for SNP testing and board certified and experienced genealogists to perform the genealogy research.
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