This popular DNA kit is on sale for the Fourth of July – USA TODAY
This popular DNA kit is on sale for the Fourth of July USA TODAY
If you’re curious to find out more about your heritage, Ancestry can help, and right now, their DNA test kits are on sale for the Fourth of July.
DNA testing unites AL woman with father 48 years after her birth – WKYT
DNA testing unites AL woman with father 48 years after her birth WKYT
Shannon Privett and her father say ancestry.com brought them together, but it was luck. Neither of them were searching for each other.
How sharing your DNA solves horrible crimes… and stirs a privacy debate – CNET
How sharing your DNA solves horrible crimes… and stirs a privacy debate CNET
A technique that closes cold cases is raising questions.
Sacramento police, sheriff, and county DA announce arrest in 1990s cold case – ABC10.com KXTV
- Sacramento police, sheriff, and county DA announce arrest in 1990s cold case ABC10.com KXTV
- Serial rape suspect linked to decades-old crimes through genealogy, DNA, officials say NBC News
- DNA reveals ‘predator’ in ’90s rapes, police say USA TODAY
- DNA analysis identifies suspect in series of rapes from early 1990s Los Angeles Times
- ‘John Doe DNA’ from 1992 matched to suspect in 3 Northern California rapes East Bay Times
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Man Guilty Of Brutally Killing High School Sweethearts In 1987, First Ever Convicted With Help Of Genetic Genealogy – Oxygen
William Earl Talbott killed Jay Cook and Tanya Van Cuylenborg in 1987 and seemingly got away with it, until DNA and genetics linked him to the scene of the …
William Earl Talbott Guilty Of Killing Jay Cook, Tanya Van Cuylenborg, | Crime Time – Oxygen
William Earl Talbott Guilty Of Killing Jay Cook, Tanya Van Cuylenborg, | Crime Time Oxygen
William Earl Talbott killed Jay Cook and Tanya Van Cuylenborg in 1987 and seemingly got away with it, until DNA and genetics linked him to the scene of the …
Genealogy Sites Have Helped Identify Suspects. Now They’ve Helped Convict One. – The New York Times
Genealogy Sites Have Helped Identify Suspects. Now They’ve Helped Convict One. The New York Times
A new forensic technique sailed through its first test in court, leading to a guilty verdict. But beyond the courtroom, a battle over privacy is intensifying.
Washington cold case solved using DNA and genetic genealogy results in landmark verdict – Fox News
- Washington cold case solved using DNA and genetic genealogy results in landmark verdict Fox News
- DNA, genealogy software solve decades old cold case CBS19 News
- Court convicts murder suspect found through a DNA database Engadget
- Conviction comes after DNA, family tree crack 1987 killings WSPA.com
- SeaTac man guilty of 1987 murders solved with DNA technique Seattle Weekly
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Teenage genealogist has a gift for linking your past to your present – The Philadelphia Inquirer
Teenage genealogist has a gift for linking your past to your present The Philadelphia Inquirer
Meet Eric Schubert, whose childhood passion for puzzles and love of exactitude in all things serves him well, at 18, as a genealogist-for-hire.
New Coalition Adds Tech Voice to Genetic Privacy Debate – Associations Now
New Coalition Adds Tech Voice to Genetic Privacy Debate Associations Now
The Coalition for Genetic Data Protection, which includes Silicon Valley firms that sell DNA-based products, wants to set best practices and offer a key voice as …