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Genetic Privacy and Law Enforcement: Navigating Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy
In this insightful panel discussion at ISHI 34, experts Amy McGuire, Bruce Budowle, and David Gurney delve into the complex and evolving intersection of genetic privacy and cr...
Identifying Jane Doe X-1
Today’s guest blog is written by Olivia McCarter, Genealogy Analyst, Moxxy Forensic Investigations, Mobile County Sheriff’s Office. Reposted from the ISHI Report with pe...
The Science of Remembrance: An Update on the Identification of Tulsa Race Massacre Victims
In this interview, Jordan sits down with Danny Hellwig, the Director of Laboratory Development for Intermountain Forensics, a nonprofit private DNA testing laboratory based in...
Reduce Research Hours by Utilizing X-DNA Matches
Today’s blog is written by guest blogger Rhonda Kevorkian, DNA Doe Project Are you using all the clues of autosomal DNA? The X chromosome can play a crucial role in c...
There are 750 Unidentified Human Remains in Australia. Could Your DNA Help Solve One of These Cold Cases?
Today’s blog is written by guest bloggers Jodie Ward, Associate Professor, Centre for Forensic Science, University of Technology Sydney and Dennis McNevin, Professor of Fore...
A New Lens on Forensic Genetic Genealogy
Today’s guest blog is written by Marc McDermott, Genealogy Educator / Genetic Genealogist, Genealogy Explained Forensic Genetic Genealogy (FGG) is a term that has gai...
Lowering the Financial Barrier to Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy by Using Blood Cards
Travis chats with Kevin Lord, Director of Lab and Agency Logistics for the DNA Doe Project. He updates Travis on the number of solves that the non-profit has assisted with and...
Meet ISHI Exhibitors: DNA Doe Project
Travis chats with Cairenn Binder, Director of Education and Development at the DNA Doe Project. She discusses how her role has evolved from volunteer to Director including the...
Under the Microscope 2023 – Nicole Novroski and Amy Smuts
In response to the growing demand for genetic genealogy in cold and violent crime cases, forensic practitioners worldwide are exploring the who, what, when, where, and how to ...