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Scientist claims to locate missing persons using DNA
24:23 - 32:09 (07:46)
Research scientist R. Pad Voss claimed he had a machine that could find human remains based on DNA, and after five years two police officers heard of his claim and used the machine to help locate the remains of a missing person.
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Two local police officers discuss the unsolved disappearance of Brandi Wells and how a chance conversation led to a break in the case after five years.
24:23 - 27:36 (03:13)
Summary
Two local police officers discuss the unsolved disappearance of Brandi Wells and how a chance conversation led to a break in the case after five years.
ChapterScientist claims to locate missing persons using DNA
EpisodeMISSING: Brandy Hall
PodcastCrime Junkie
Research scientist R. Pad Voss claimed that he had a machine that could locate human remains and specific ones based on DNA.
27:36 - 29:58 (02:22)
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Research scientist R. Pad Voss claimed that he had a machine that could locate human remains and specific ones based on DNA. A fire captain's SUV was seen in the same vicinity as a truck that looked like Brandy Hall's disappeared five years before.
ChapterScientist claims to locate missing persons using DNA
EpisodeMISSING: Brandy Hall
PodcastCrime Junkie
A doctor used a machine to locate a missing person's remains, despite it being considered by some as a sham.
29:58 - 32:09 (02:11)
Summary
A doctor used a machine to locate a missing person's remains, despite it being considered by some as a sham. The same doctor also helped collect air samples which tested positive for unusually high levels of chloroform, indicating the presence of decomposition in the trunk of a car.