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DNA tests show Irish American background much bigger than thought – IrishCentral

DNA tests show Irish American background much bigger than thought  IrishCentral

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35-year-old cold case murder in Wisconsin solved using DNA and genealogy, police say – NBC News

  1. 35-year-old cold case murder in Wisconsin solved using DNA and genealogy, police say  NBC News
  2. Cold case solved: Killer in 1984 Ozaukee County homicide ID’d through ‘genetic genealogy’  WITI FOX 6 Milwaukee
  3. Sheriff’s officials: DNA solves woman’s 1984 killing – WISC  Channel3000.com – WISC-TV3
  4. Police ID suspect in 1984 murder of Saukville teen Traci Hammerberg  Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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My ancestry adventure: When DNA testing delivers unexpected and unsettling results – ZDNet

My ancestry adventure: When DNA testing delivers unexpected and unsettling results  ZDNet

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DNA genealogy databases could help in search for girl missing since 1999 – KLAS – 8 News Now

DNA genealogy databases could help in search for girl missing since 1999  KLAS – 8 News Now

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‘I’m going to keep fighting for what’s right’: Investigator on a mission to solve cold cases – Daily Advertiser

‘I’m going to keep fighting for what’s right’: Investigator on a mission to solve cold cases  Daily Advertiser

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Diane Dimond: If You Share Your DNA, Should You Expect Privacy? – Noozhawk

Diane Dimond: If You Share Your DNA, Should You Expect Privacy?  Noozhawk

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Paul Holes Tries To Track Down Eva ‘Kay’ Wenal’s Killer | Crime News – Oxygen

Paul Holes Tries To Track Down Eva ‘Kay’ Wenal’s Killer | Crime News  Oxygen

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Oct 27 | Unlock Family Secrets at Beaumont Library! | Banning-Beaumont – Patch.com

Oct 27 | Unlock Family Secrets at Beaumont Library! | Banning-Beaumont  Patch.com

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Hikers Find Mystery Skeleton on Remote Mountain in California – The New York Times

Hikers Find Mystery Skeleton on Remote Mountain in California  The New York Times

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If you share your DNA, should you expect privacy? – Albuquerque Journal

If you share your DNA, should you expect privacy?  Albuquerque Journal