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DNA, Boston and murder
Prosecutors say Boston cold case murder solved after suspect spits on the ground
He was arrested that afternoon and pleaded not guilty to a charge of first-degree murder Friday morning in Suffolk Superior Court. Investigators say they found Holloman’s paycheck next to Taylor’s body as well as DNA evidence of an unknown male who they say they matched to Holloman just last year.
Boston man charged in young mother’s 1988 cold case murder
Prosecutors said DNA technology helped investigators crack the cold case and charge a suspect in Karen Taylor's 1988 stabbing death.
DNA match leads to arrest in 1988 cold case killing of Boston woman Karen Taylor
Authorities said Holloman is facing a first-degree murder charge after being indicted and arrested by the Boston Police fugitive unit on Thursday in connection to the 1988 stabbing death of 25-year-old Karen Taylor, a resident of Boston's Roxbury neighborhood.
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Man charged with murder 36 years after woman found dead in Roxbury apartment
James E. Holloman, 65, pleaded not guilty at his arraignment to a charge of first-degree murder on Friday and was ordered held without bail.
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Yellow python found slithering loose in Boston
Boston Animal Care and Control officials are trying to find the owner of a yellow python found slithering on the loose in a commercial area.
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Dorchester man to face judge in connection with 1988 murder
A Dorchester man is set to face a judge in connection with a 1988 murder. James Holloman, 65 of Dorchester is charged with the stabbing death of Karen Taylor who was found stabbed to death in an ...
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Defense looks to challenge genealogy approach in case of Matthew Nilo, accused of sexually assaulting eight women in Boston
Whether courts agree or disagree, the case could create precedent around the use of forensic genetic genealogy in ...
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