When unidentified remains are found, investigators often face an overwhelming challenge: how do you identify the person when there is nothing to compare them against? One of the most powerful tools available to law enforcement and forensic professionals is already in...
As the Sexual Assault Kit Initiative (SAKI) marks its 10th anniversary, we reflect on a decade of progress. From testing thousands of kits to delivering long-awaited justice, see how Bode Technology and SAKI have transformed cold-case investigations and supported survivors nationwide.
The Prosecuting Cold Cases Using DNA Program helps agencies bring long-unsolved violent crimes to justice through advanced DNA testing and prosecution support. With Bode Technology’s forensic expertise, agencies can maximize funding, identify suspects, and deliver closure to victims and families nationwide.
This September, during Cold Case Awareness Month, we are reminded of the importance of never giving up on unsolved cases. Each case represents a person, a family, and a community still waiting for justice. The recent arrest in La Salle County, Texas, underscores how...
Expert Guidance to Help Solve Your Toughest Investigations At Bode Technology, we’re committed to helping law enforcement agencies resolve cold cases and deliver justice. To further support these efforts, we’re excited to announce a new service: Cold Case...
DNA from a 1956 cold case has been matched to a suspect thanks to Bode Technology’s FIGG. Lloyd Duane Bogle and Patricia Kalitzke were last seen at Pete’s Drive-In on Jan. 2, 1956 in Great Falls, Montana. The next day their bodies were found miles apart, both shot in...
Bode Technology’s FIGG expertise helps Portland Police Bureau Cold Case Unit to identify a murder suspect in 20-year-old cold case. Christopher Lovrien, arrested in 2020 for the 1999 murder of Mark J. Dribin, was identified thanks to a match of DNA evidence and the...