By Kim Lo
Since 2018, law enforcement’s use of genetic genealogy to identify and apprehend suspects has been growing [2], especially in high profile cases like the Golden State Killer case and the recent University of Idaho student murders. However, it is not without its critics.
By Kimberly Lo[1]
While the trial of Sam Bankman-Fried officially kicked off last week in the Daniel Patrick Moynihan U.S. Courthouse in Manhattan, the unofficial trial over the current and future state of crypto was already well underway.[2] The overwhelming consensus is that there is more at stake than whether or not Bankman-Fried will be found guilty on the seven criminal charges he faces.[3] Rather, many view it as the entire cryptocurrency industry on trial. [4]
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