Posted September 16, 2015 2:00 pm by Comments

By Laura Burgess

“Cold Justice” host Yolanda McClary with her Snapshot prediction at age 25 (left) and age 49 (right).
“Cold Justice” host Yolanda McClary with her Snapshot prediction at age 25 (left) and age 49 (right).

Guest host John Walsh (“America’s Most Wanted”) interviews “Cold Justice” investigative team about “the most exciting development in DNA technology.”

Parabon Nanolabs

Reston, Va. (Ammoland.com) – Parabon NanoLabs (Parabon) announced today use of the company’s Snapshot DNA Phenotyping Service on TNT’s real-life crime series “Cold Justice.” In the Season 3 episode entitled Justice Served, which aired on 4 September, special guest host John Walsh reviewed new forensic technologies being used on the show, including Snapshot™, which he called “a fantastic breakthrough.” To test Snapshot™’s ability to predict a person’s appearance from DNA, Cold Justice producers submitted a DNA sample to Parabon without revealing the identity of the source. Snapshot™ analysis predicted the unknown subject to be female, predominantly of European ancestry, with a small percentage of Latino admixture, and having fair skin, light brown hair and brown eyes. At the producer’s request, Parabon’s forensic artist, Thom Shaw, age progressed the composite to age 49 (by default, Snapshot™ predicts a person’s appearance at age 25 years).

During the show, Dr. Ellen Greytak, Director of Bioinformatics at Parabon, presented the resulting Snapshot™ composite to “Cold …read more

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