Denver, CO, September 12, 2026 — The Denver Crime Lab has initiated a review involving the retesting of cases that were previously processed by Missy Woods, a former DNA analyst with the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI). This action indicates a broader examination of past forensic work conducted by Woods.

Details regarding the specific reasons prompting the retesting of these cases were not immediately available. The scope of the review, including the number of cases affected and the timeframe of Woods’ employment with the CBI, has not been publicly disclosed.

Forensic retesting can be a standard procedure when concerns arise about the integrity, accuracy, or methodology of previous analyses. Such reviews are critical for ensuring the reliability of evidence used in criminal proceedings. The Denver Crime Lab’s decision to retest cases associated with a former analyst suggests a commitment to upholding the highest standards of forensic science.

Further information regarding the timeline of the retesting process and any potential findings will be subject to future announcements. The Denver Crime Lab and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation have not released additional statements concerning this matter at this time. The contractor’s name (if applicable) was not provided. The fine amount was not provided.

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