Barbara Rae-Venter

“The cost in time, personnel, and money for trying to identify the Golden State Killer prior to the use of IGG was significant,” Steve says. “Forty-three years, 15 agencies involved and 650 detectives/ agents; 200,000 man hours; $10 million spent; 300 people swabbed tor DNA; 5,000 people put under surveillance; 0 suspects.”
By contrast, here are the numbers for our IGG investigation: 63 days; 6 people involved; $217 spent; 1 suspect.”
― Barbara Rae-Venter, I Know Who You Are: How an Amateur DNA Sleuth Unmasked the Golden State Killer and Changed Crime Fighting Forever