ASIS International (ASIS) Professional Certified Investigator Practice Exam

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Who was Lynda Mann in the context of the first use of DNA evidence?

The first murder victim in the UK
A leading genetic researcher
A suspect in a murder case
A famous DNA analyst

The correct answer is: The first murder victim in the UK

Lynda Mann was indeed the first murder victim in the UK whose case involved the use of DNA evidence. Her murder in 1983 became a pivotal moment in forensic science, highlighting the potential of DNA profiling in solving crimes. The use of DNA analysis provided a groundbreaking technique for law enforcement to link suspects to criminal activity based on genetic material rather than relying solely on physical evidence or witness testimony. This case not only brought attention to the importance of DNA as a tool for forensic investigation but also laid the groundwork for DNA fingerprinting and its acceptance in the legal system. It marked a significant advancement in criminal investigations, illustrating how scientific developments can aid in delivering justice by identifying perpetrators with a high degree of certainty.