Veteran newswoman at the Asbury Park Press in New Jersey. Fashionista, beach bum, proud Irish American and transplanted New Yorker.
Toms River, United States (Local)
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Kathleen Hopkins primarily covers local crime stories, including evolving and breaking news related to legal cases, police shootings, and murder cases in New Jersey. If you have firsthand knowledge of ongoing criminal investigations or legal proceedings in the region, especially those with significant community impact, your insights may be valuable to her reporting.
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By: Kathleen Hopkins
Asbury Park Press FREEHOLD - As a judge weighs the admissibility of DNA evidence against Paul Caneiro in the murders of four family members, a
By: Kathleen Hopkins
Karl A. Reich, an expert in forensic DNA analysis, testified about the STRmix computer program that analyzed DNA evidence in the Caneiro murder case.
By: Kathleen Hopkins
Six-minute read Asbury Park Press Show Caption FREEHOLD - As the Public Defender's Office forged ahead in its battle to keep
A defense expert testified about roadblocks he encountered when examining software that produced DNA evidence in the murder case against Paul Caneiro.
By: Kathleen Hopkins
Software that yielded DNA evidence against Paul Caneiro was not adequately tested, but the computer code itself was well-written, an expert testified.
By: Kathleen Hopkins, Lisa Robyn Kruse
SEASIDE HEIGHTS -- Federal officials revealed at a news briefing Saturday that the FBI is investigating nearly 100 reports of drone sightings that they could not attribute to manned aircraft.
By: Erik Larsen, Kathleen Hopkins, Thomas P. Costello
White House said many of the drone sightings are actually manned aircraft. Sheriff doesn't disagree, but says they have documented many drones.
By: Kathleen Hopkins
Superior Court Judge Marc C. Lemiuex said he will rule on the validity of software used to analyze DNA in the Caneiro murders by the end of February.
By: Kathleen Hopkins
After a hunter found the decomposed body of a man in woods in Manchester, four men were arrested in Greenwood, Indiana, and charged with his murder.
By: Kathleen Hopkins, Lisa Robyn Kruse
Ocean County Sheriff Michael Mastronardy has sent a drone unit out to scout the sky for unidentified aircraft.
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