This is the fourth episode in a podcast series following the investigation into the unsolved murder of Debbie Sue Williamson. Listen to the first episode.
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A key step in solving many cold cases is the processing of old evidence using new technology. In this episode, AMU professor and private investigator Jen Bucholtz interviews Francine Bardole, who has perfected a new and revolutionary DNA extraction technique called the Bardole Method. Learn how this technique separates and isolates forensic material from small pieces of evidence such as fingernail clippings, jewelry, and clothing. During this interview, Francine also discusses her 30+ years of law enforcement experience including working as a crime scene technician, the chain of custody of her DNA lab, and how the Bardole Method has been successfully used to extract DNA in cold cases, leading to arrests and convictions.
Will the Bardole Method lead to the identification of Debbie’s killer?
Anyone who has information about Debbie Williamson’s murder is asked to please report tips to the Lubbock Police Department at 806-775-1425 or 806-300-6490.
Tips may be sent to [email protected]. Anyone reporting tips is assured confidentiality.
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Listen to Episode 05: What Type of Knife Was Used to Kill Debbie Sue Williamson?
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