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After nearly four decades, investigative genetic genealogy has given a name back to Yamhill County's 1988 John Doe.
New Castle County Police detail how DNA and investigative genealogy finally cracked a cold case from 2011.
Investigative genetic genealogy identified a woman found dead in 2023. Detectives are now asking the public for help.
A new lawsuit is reviving questions about the Oklahoma City bombing, with forensic genetic genealogy back in the spotlight.
DNA IDs a WWII orphan.
Investigative genetic genealogy has identified a woman whose remains were found in New Castle County back in 2011.
A grandmother who lost two grandsons in the Oklahoma City bombing shares her thoughts on a new forensic genetic genealogy lawsuit tied to the case.
The Angela Freeman case shows how missing person investigations are changing as genetic genealogy tools mature.
Investigators are weighing whether genetic genealogy could help identify a suspect in the Nancy Guthrie case.
25 years after 9/11, forensic genetic genealogy is still helping identify remains from the World Trade Center attacks.
The Legal Genealogist's upcoming speaking schedule for September and October 2026.
Naming patterns can be strong evidence in proving relationships - but also easy to over-read. Here's how to use them carefully.
An update on Jonathan Bumpus (c.1769-1847) of Wareham, Massachusetts, after new evidence identified his parents.
A quick tip on customizing ChatGPT for genealogy research - five minutes of setup that can save hours later.
DNAeXplained breaks down what genealogists mean by a quick-and-dirty tree, and when building one actually helps.
A look ahead at upcoming genealogy events, including the Devon Family History Society's 50th birthday conference.
An imagined day in the life of a 2nd great-grandmother in 1883 Kansas, grounded in real genealogical research.
A carefully researched tribute to John William Boyce (1905-1962), pieced together from employment and family records.