Por: New York Daily News Crime November 30, 2022
A Fort Worth, Tex., woman who was kidnapped as a toddler has been reunited with her biological family 51 years later ,thanks to a DNA test. Melissa Highsmith grew up as Melanie Brown after a babysitter never returned the toddler to her mother. The victim didn’t know she’d been kidnapped and her family, who never stopped looking for her, did not know she was living just 20 minutes away. Then her father, Jeffrie Highsmith, took a 23andMe test... + full article
The Boston Globe USA Nation November 30, 2022
FORT WORTH, Texas — FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — A woman who family members believe was the toddler kidnapped by a babysitter 51 years ago has been reunited with her family in Texas, in a meeting filled with long-overdue hugs and joyful tears.Melissa Highsmith was 22 months old... + más
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WPLG Local 10 USA Nation November 29, 2022
FORT WORTH, Texas – A woman who family members believe was the toddler who was kidnapped by a babysitter 51 years ago has been reunited with her family in Fort Worth, in a meeting filled with long-overdue hugs and joyful tears. Melissa Highsmith was 22 months old when she was... + más
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Los Angeles Times USA Opinion November 16, 2022
The O.J. Simpson case, which began to unfold 20 years ago this month, was a blip — a significant one, but a blip — in Barry Scheck's legal career. Scheck is now better known as co-founder of the Innocence Project, the not-for-profit dedicated to using DNA evidence to... + más
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The Daily Beast USA Politics November 14, 2022
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