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==See also== *[[Beenham murders]] β led to one of the first voluntary mass blood tests in UK criminal history in 1966, and led to a similar outcome as in the Pitchfork case when the killer originally avoided the test before eventually being caught *[[Murder of June Anne Devaney]] β led to the first mass fingerprinting initiative in British history in 1948 *[[Kirk Bloodsworth]] β the first American sentenced to [[capital punishment|death]] to be exonerated post-conviction by [[DNA]] testing *[[Patrick Mackay]] β a British serial killer who confessed to have murdered up to 13 people, who has been considered for release since 1995 *[[Allan Grimson]] β British double murderer believed to have murdered up to 22 people, whose release is imminent *[[John Cannan]] β murderer and suspected killer of [[Suzy Lamplugh]], eligible for parole in 2022 UK cold cases where the offender's DNA is now known: *[[Murder of Deborah Linsley]] *[[Murders of Eve Stratford and Lynne Weedon]] *[[Murders of Jacqueline Ansell-Lamb and Barbara Mayo]] *[[Murder of Lindsay Rimer]] *[[Murders of Kate Bushell and Lyn Bryant|Murder of Lyn Bryant]] *[[Murder of Janet Brown]] *[[Murder of Linda Cook]] *[[Murder of Melanie Hall]] *[[Batman rapist]], subject to Britain's longest-running serial rape investigation
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