DNA links Simpson to scene in blood evidence
In Los Angeles a scientist tied O J Simpson's DNA to blood at the crime scene and his mansion with a less than one in 170 million chance of another source. Five drops may come from Simpson, with Nicole Brown Simpson blood on a sock, while defense questions sample handling and possible contamination.
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Hunley submarine found off Charleston after 130 year search
Researchers announced they located the encrusted hull of the CSS Hunley about 20 feet deep off Charleston. The vessel, 40 feet long, intact and buried in silt, marked the first submarine to sink a warship, the Union steam frigate Housatonic, in 1864. The discovery is hailed as a milestone in submarine warfare history.
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