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REDLANDS, Calif. (KABC) -- A murder in Redlands in February has been tied to a 10-year-old rape case through DNA evidence. Now police have a composite sketch and hope it will lead them to the suspect.

The murder victim's family made a plea for justice in Redlands Thursday.

Holding his wife's hand, Robert Flores remembers his daughter Sylvia. The 23-year-old, who was working as a prostitute, was murdered earlier this year. Her body was found in a Redlands orange grove on February 26.

"She was a very sweet girl, very nice, very kind to people. She went the wrong way, but she loved life and she loved people," said Flores.

Until recently Redlands Police had very little to go on. But Thursday they announced that DNA found on the victim's body matches DNA found on another victim from a crime committed more than 10 years ago.

In that April 2003 case the victim got into the car of an unknown man on Baseline Street in San Bernardino; he then raped her. Now that there's a DNA match, police contacted the victim in that case to put together a composite sketch of the suspect.

At the time of the crime 10 years ago, he was driving a small car, either burnt orange or dull orange in color, possibly a two-seat hatchback, with black interior.

"What's going to need to happen is people are going to need to come forward to tell us that they might know someone who looks like this or owned a car like that, somebody that's frequented the area, something that's bragged about these things that they've done, and bring that information forward," said Redlands Police Chief Mark Garcia.

The only other possibility is that the guy gets arrested and submits a DNA sample. That would automatically alert the DNA database and give detectives the suspect's name.

Regardless, the family wants justice for Sylvia Flores.

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The scientists found they were unable to detect any ancient DNA in the samples they examined, which were between 60 to 10,600 years old.

It suggests that in older amber samples that are millions of years old, the chances of being able to extract intact DNA is even slimmer.

Dr David Penney, an amber expert at the University of Manchester, said: "Intuitively, one might imagine that the complete and rapid engulfment in resin, resulting in almost instantaneous demise, might promote the preservation of DNA in a resin entombed insect, but this appears not to be the case. So, unfortunately, the Jurassic Park scenario must remain in the realms of fiction."

Universal Pictures announced this week that the fourth Jurassic Park film, which is to be called Jurassic World, will be released in cinemas in 2015.

Although details of the film have been sketchy, it will be directed by Colin Trevorrow and Steven Spielberg, who directed the original film and the 1997 sequel The Lost World: Jurassic Park, will be the executive producer.

There have been reports that the film will return to the original setting on the Isla Nublar and will feature new dinosaurs, while it may also be filmed in 3D.

In the original movie, a short sequence explained how scientists had managed to extract dinosaur DNA from insects that had been preserved in amber, the resin from trees that hardens and then becomes fossilised.

The plot revolved around the ability to extract enough of the DNA from blood that had just been sucked by mosquitoes and other insects for it to be combined with DNA from modern amphibians and reptiles to clone dinosaurs.

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STONY BROOK, NY--(Marketwired - Sep 12, 2013) - Applied DNA Sciences, Inc. (OTCBB: APDN), (Twitter: @APDN), a provider of DNA-based anti-counterfeiting technology and product authentication solutions, announced today that it has signed an agreement with L-3 Power Paragon, a subsidiary of L-3 Communications, for the use of SigNature DNA marking technology to proactively protect against counterfeit electronic parts. L-3 Power Paragon supplies microcircuits in the category FSC 5962 to the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), and so becomes "SigNature DNA Compliant," playing an important role in the DLA effort to prevent counterfeit electronics.

Twenty-one electronics companies have now signed agreements, and most are actively SigNature DNA-marking their parts supplied to DLA. Thirty-four more are in serious negotiations, both categories together comprising a pipeline of 53 companies for the program. APDN has also revealed its Technology Roadmap, showing its support for delivery to electronics and aerospace businesses of any size, including those impacted by the anti-counterfeiting language in the National Defense Authorization Acts (NDAA) of Fiscal Years 2012 and 2013. The presence of prime contractors on this list, company officials said, is a special indicator of forward progress, since it is in the interest of primes to encourage their own suppliers to mark with SigNature DNA, a process known as flowing down requirements.

L-3 Power Paragon supplies power systems for defense, governmental and advanced industrial applications. It is a prime contractor for the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and numerous other government and commercial end users. The company's technology is virtually the "service standard" for the U.S. Navy, while also delivering innovative airborne products. Many of its systems are intensively dependent on precision electronics.

"We are proud to have this smart and effective company as a business partner," stated Dr. James A. Hayward, CEO and President of APDN. "APDN believes that its SigNature DNA customers, such as L-3 Power Paragon, will be greatly helped along the road to compliance with the NDAA anti-counterfeiting legislation. We are confident that this agreement marks the beginning of a long, productive partnership with L-3 Power Paragon in the efforts by DLA and our company against counterfeits."

"We are delighted that L-3 Power Paragon, as an advanced technology prime contractor, has lent its support and prestige to the DLA effort to protect our warfighters from the plague of counterfeit electronic parts," said Janice Meraglia, Vice-President of Government and Military Programs at APDN. "We are sure that its military, national security and other end users will benefit, and are confident that other primes will be encouraged to also join the effort."

"L-3 Power Paragon is known for both the excellence and importance of its power products," said Bob MacDowell, Senior Account Manager for Government and Military Programs at APDN. "We look forward to working with L-3 Power Paragon and DLA to become even more proactive in our joint efforts."

"L-3 Power Paragon is committed to going the extra mile to support our warfighters from any risk of counterfeit parts, and we look forward to working with DLA to become more proactive in this effort," said Scott Utka, Director of Materials at L-3 Power Paragon.

About L-3 Power Paragon

L-3 Power Paragon is a worldwide leader in the engineering, development, manufacture and integration of power conversion and distribution systems for defense, governmental and advanced industrial applications. The company's power conversion, power conditioning and power protection solutions can be found in a wide range of demanding military and commercial environments around the world. Power technology systems from Power Paragon are virtually the "service standard" for the United States Navy and many international navies. L-3 Power Paragon also provides innovative airborne products to solve difficult power problems. The company's power conversion equipment delivers reliable AC or DC power to a variety of output loads with power demands of up to 15 kVA. These devices can be found in many military and commercial fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters.

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BOCA RATON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

DNA Brands, Inc. (OTCQB:DNAX) makers of DNA Energy Drink, the winner of the 2010 and 2012 Worlds Best Tasting Energy Drink title announced that it has already sold a significant portion of its initial July 2013 production run of 50,000 cases of new flavors in its newly designed cans. These flavors include the award winning Cellular Citrus, Cellular Citrus-Zero Sugar, Cryo Berry, Molecular Melon and Original DNA.

More than 500 Circle-K and Race Trac convenience stores located in the State of Florida alone began selling the "new" DNA products in mid-July. In addition DNA Brands entered into new distribution agreements expanding DNAs presence in five new states cumulatively servicing more than 3,000 stores. DNA has entered into agreements and shipped all five of its new flavors to Energy Beverage Sales, LLC, located in Michigan, Hooper Sales in Arkansas, Hooper Sales in Mississippi and Southern Illinois Beverage servicing Southern Illinois and Missouri.

Steve Gammo, President of Energy Beverage Sales stated, Our customers have reacted very favorably to DNAs new energy drink flavors. Usually it takes a considerable amount of time for a new brand to get traction and gain the recognition necessary to be successful. That wasnt the case with us. In fact, we quickly sold out of our first order of 5 pallets and as a result placed a second order for an entire truckload within a weeks time.

"The initial favorable consumer reaction to our new energy drink flavors is encouraging," said Eric Fowler, DNA's Vice President of Sales and Marketing. The process of setting up new distribution channels is well underway and we are confident that we are building a foundation for widespread distribution and increased revenue generation from our new lines. While no assurances can be provided, we estimate that revenue produced by these five new distributors should more than double our entire 2012 period. DNA has placed an initial order for the production of three new, ready-to-drink (RTD), energy coffee products scheduled to launch this fall. Initial reaction and distributor demand for DNAs new coffee drinks has far exceeded expectations. Fowler concluded, We also anticipate that a second production order of energy drinks will be placed in the very near term to facilitate continued growth.

About Eric Fowler

Eric Fowler has 30 years' experience in the beverage industry, serving in executive sales and marketing positions with several of the nation's beverage leaders including A&W Brands, Snapple, Cadbury Schweppes and Southeast Atlantic Beverage. Mr. Fowler assumed his position as Vice President of Sales and Marketing for DNA Brands in the beginning of the year. His responsibilities include managing our rebranding efforts and expand sales and marketing.

About DNA Brands, Inc.

DNA BRANDS, make DNA Energy Drink, the 2010 and 2012 winner of the best-tasting energy drink at the World Beverage Competition. DNA Energy Drink is a proprietary blend of quality ingredients in several delicious flavors. DNA is a proud sponsor of many action sport teams consisting of top athletes from Motorcross, Surf, Wakeboard and Skateboard, and has received tremendous TV and media coverage. Independent retailers throughout the state sell the DNA Brand products as well as national retailers including Walgreens, Race Trac and Circle K.

"Awarded the World's Best Tasting Energy Drink 2010 & 2012 respectively at the World Beverage Competition"

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