Discovery Channel - Killing Fields

The Discovery Channel's series the Killing Fields, Murder Isle, season three, features the M-Vac™ as one of the tools helping unravel the case of Carrie Singer's 2004 murder in the Isle of Wight, Virginia.  Carrie Singer was found in a field days after the murder.  The evidence included a green shirt, sports bra, black socks, nipple swabs and a bloody rag.  The evidence was considered on the show and the M-Vac™ unit's strengths were discussed including the following snippet, "It is proven to be beneficial with touch DNA on clothing specifically, so before when you'd swab, you know you'd get some DNA, but now we are able to get A LOT more DNA." - Allison Nunes, DNA Labs International. 

The sports bra was sampled with the M-Vac^™.  The bra and the nipple swab both yielded a male profile and the profiles did not match each other, which provided new insight into the investigation. 

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Discovery Channel, Killing Fields, Murder Isle, Episode 1