20-year-old Nogales cold case solved thanks to genetic genealogy
20-year-old Nogales cold case solved thanks to genetic genealogy
On September 8th, 2002, a John Doe was found dead in a hotel room in Nogales, Arizona. According to investigators, he was registered to the room under the false name of “Edward C” of St. Petersburg, Florida.
·kold.com·
20-year-old Nogales cold case solved thanks to genetic genealogy
Nonprofit working to solve California cold case with ENC ties using investigative genealogy
Nonprofit working to solve California cold case with ENC ties using investigative genealogy
A nonprofit that got its start more than five years ago continues to work to identify John and Jane Does using investigative genealogy, and in one case has identified eastern North Carolina ties to a body found under a bridge in California nearly 30 years ago.
·publicradioeast.org·
Nonprofit working to solve California cold case with ENC ties using investigative genealogy
A Nonprofit Wants Your DNA Data to Solve Crimes
A Nonprofit Wants Your DNA Data to Solve Crimes
Privately run genealogy databases have become a crucial tool for police investigators. Now a nonprofit is collecting data to help crack more cold cases.
·wired.com·
A Nonprofit Wants Your DNA Data to Solve Crimes
5 Questions with Margaret Press | GEDmatch blog
5 Questions with Margaret Press | GEDmatch blog
Without the ability to find and analyze DNA matches, use the tools on GEDmatch to infer relationships, and construct trees for them, none of our cases would be solvable.
·gedmatch.com·
5 Questions with Margaret Press | GEDmatch blog