Authorities in Missouri say DNA samples have solved a 1994 cold case, identifying a man's body found in the Mississippi River ...

The long-standing mystery of a body recovered from the banks of the Mississippi River has been solved after 31 years, ...

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Security News This Week: ICE Rolls Facial Recognition Tools Out to Officers' Phones Plus: US feds charge alleged masterminds behind infamous forum, Scattered Spider targets airlines, and hackers ...

From the roadside where his remains were found in 1964 to the cemetery where he was laid to rest two decades later, the mystery of "Stubby" John Doe has haunted Fort Bend County for nearly 60 years.

Crime Dallas police defend use of facial recognition technology in major cases In just 6 months, Dallas Police used Clearview AI nearly 100 times, but civil rights advocates are raising a red flag.

John Doe argues that secretly tracking public officials with a GPS on their vehicle is protected as "preparations for free speech." ...

MPD wants facial recognition technology The Milwaukee Police Department is hoping to expand its use of facial recognition technology, as discussed at an Equal Rights Commission meeting.

Milwaukee politicians and residents gave a strong rebuke of law enforcement's interest in the technology at separate city and county meetings in June.

Facial recognition technology is widely used and effective in law enforcement, U.S. agencies should lead the way in responsible use of technology under established privacy rules.

Donna Zink secures another victory for court transparency, as the Washington Supreme Court mandates John Does’ real names be revealed.