# Annie Dookhan
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annie dookhan (born 1977) is an American convicted felon who formerly worked as a chemist at Massachusetts Department of Public Health Drug of Abuse lab and admitted to falsifying evidence, affecting up to 34,000 cases.
== Early life and education ==
annie dookhan was born Annie Sadiyya Khan into an Indo-Trinidadian family in San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago in 1977. She moved to the United States when she was a child and eventually became a citizen.Dookhan attended Regis College for two years before earning a Bachelor of Science degree in biochemistry from the University of Massachusetts Boston in 2001.
Episode 124: Jane Shusko, killer arsonist or badly burned?
Rebecca takes on a tragic story from our old hometown, with a very special appearance by our mom!
We also update our most-ever updated episode, Annie Dookhan (Episode 29), the Concord, NH, double-murder of Desjwende and Stephen Reid (Episode 122.2) as well as catch up on a 2020 Maine triple murder…
Episode 29: Annie Dookhan, wicked bad chemistry
Annie Dookhan is arrested. (Boston Globe photo)
Annie Dookhan, a chemist at the Hinton State Laboratory in Boston, was loved by prosecutors — she was a whiz, testing more drug evidence than everyone else in the lab, and she always got them the results they wanted. Although some of her coworkers …
1. Drug Lab Fraud: Annie Dookhan
Annie Dookhan was the highest producing chemist at the William A. Hinton State Drug Laboratory before being arrested in connection with one of the largest crime lab scandals in US history. Join Tab and Carly in their debut episode as they take a deep dive into this historically bad story.
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Episode 10: 2 Chemists, 1 F*ck Up
In this eye-opening episode, we delve into the shocking stories of Sonja Farak and Annie Dookhan. The two chemists sent shockwaves through the criminal justice system resulting in over the dismissal of 30,000 criminal cases. Join us as we explore their stories and have an interesting conversation a…
Locked Up for ZERO Crime—How It Happens: With Professor Jessica Henry
In this episode of Stuck, host Andrew Wildes sits down with Professor Jessica Henry—attorney, former public defender, Montclair State University scholar, and author of Smoke but No Fire: Convicting the Innocent of Crimes That Never Happened. They unpack the startling reality that up to 40 percent o…
RIGGEDLabs Podcast | S3 E2 -Justin Volk Case Overview
Welcome to RIGGEDLabs UNRIGGED! Podcast | Season 3 Episode 2.
In this episode we will review the case of San Francisco lab analyst Justin Volk.
Season 3 of RIGGEDLabs Podcast—hosted by investigative journalist Jamie Folk and attorney Ilyas Rona, premieres on November 1, 2025, with weekly episodes a…
Exciting News from RIGGEDLabs Podcast: Announcing RIGGEDLabs Membership on Patreon!
In this short and solo episode, RIGGEDLabs Podcast Host, Jamie Folk, announces RIGGEDLabs the membership options on Patreon.
We've come a long way since launching RIGGEDLabs Podcast back in 2020, diving deep into the Massachusetts drug lab scandals that shattered lives and exposed systemic failures…
RIGGEDLabs Podcast | Season 3 Press Release - Introduce and Read by Jamie Folk
In this first episode of RIGGEDLabs Podcast Season 3, Jamie Folk introduces a new season and reads the new press release.
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RIGGEDLabs SEASON 3 PRESS RELEASE
Contact Information:
RIGGED: RIGGED Lab Massachusetts Podcast
Mr. Jamie Folk
+1-774-291-9493 | Phone
ThePodcast@RIGGEDLabs.com | email
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S3E88.0 July Evidentiary Hearings Recap with Jamie | Crime Labs Scandal Updates
July 2026. - Evidentiary hearing is ongoing this week in the Middlesex County Superior Court in Woburn, Massachusetts in connection to the decade long Massachusetts rigged crime labs scandals as reported in early 2010s.
In this episode, Jamie brings a recap of today’s session.
RIGGEDLabs is seeking…
Watercooler Whispers: Colorado DNA, Murdaugh, Guthrie, Read
Colorado DNA Lab Scandal
A veteran Colorado Bureau of Investigation DNA scientist admitted to manipulating DNA testing and falsifying records, placing more than 1,000 criminal cases under review. We discuss how one person's misconduct can shake confidence in forensic science and what it could mean …
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