#forensic-genealogy

#forensic-genealogy

DNA testing identified Deborah Mitchell Cordier nearly three decades after her remains were found in the Pacific Ocean.

Advancements in forensic genealogy have led to the identification of two bodies found in 1998, ending a 27-year mystery.

Craig William Ott, previously unidentified, has been linked to a murder case as forensic genealogy identifies his remains after 23 years.

Forensic genealogy helped solve the 44-year-old cold case of Esther Gonzales by identifying her murderer, Lewis Randolph Randy Williamson.

Forensic genetic genealogy identified the body of Dorothy Jean Williams, a cold case from 1966, revealing her identity nearly six decades later.

A missing California woman was identified as Jane Doe found dead in 2018, confirming her identity through genetic genealogy.

A little girl, Mary Sue Fink, was identified 60 years after being found in a box in Hawaii, but her death remains a mystery.

Kane County officials solved a cold case from the mid-1800s, identifying a victim through DNA technology, providing closure to her descendants.

Forensic genetic genealogy led to the identification of remains found near the Hoover Dam as belonging to a Michigan man missing since 1995.