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Serologists run quite a few tests to find the right match, typically, they run a scan to find matching dna.

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Blood is the most common thing used to test who the criminal is.

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Matthew Breck was charged for the murder of 10 year old Anna Palmer, 13 years after the crime took place. Serologists found swabs of blood and fingernail clippings to prove that Breck was the child killer.

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Matthew Breck was at the time of Anna Palmer's murder, 1 block away. Breck was already charged with aggravated murder, aggravated sex abuse of a child, and child abuse in general.  Witnesses say that as Palmer was leaving her friends house on that night, they noticed a strange man with 2 tattoos and a baseball jersey, and Breck was known for wearing baseball jerseys and had 2 tattoos on his chest.

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Serologists use body fluids to track down criminals. Such as semen, saliva, and blood.

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The scientists found a match who belonged to Matthew John Breck

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In 2009, detectives turned to use Serologists to look for clues on to who the child killer was. Dan Hellwing was able to use visable and alternative lights, then swabbed as many parts of the clothes she was wearing and were able to find fingernail clippings. Later tracking, they found a match who lived fairly close to palmer.

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Anna Palmer received 5 stab wounds and a serverley beaten body. One of the stab wounds serverley damaged her spinal cord.

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Anna Palmer was a 10 year old girl who was murdered in her front yard on September 10th, 1998 in Salt Lake City.