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  2. Using DNA to Solve Cold Cases Just Got a Lot Easier, Thanks ...

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    In fact, the new algorithm is so effective that researchers say it “can solve a case with a 7,500-person family tree around 94 percent of the time,” compared to only 4 percent of the time with ...

  3. Investigative genetic genealogy - Wikipedia

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    This partnership was initiated in 2018 and had the goal of solving cold cases involving murder and rape. [23] Following scrutiny, FamilyTreeDNA's president Bennett Greenspan apologized for a lack of transparency, stating "I am genuinely sorry for not having handled our communications with you as we should have".

  4. DNA is solving cold cases everywhere. One true-crime writer ...

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    It was the coldest of cold cases. And then, when the time was right, an unassuming woman with no police experience solved it in an evening. In 1987, a young Canadian couple, Jay Cook and Tanya Van ...

  5. Lilly’s arrest is one of more than 40 cold cases dating back as long ago as 1984 to be solved during recent years in North Carolina thanks to a concerted effort by the state’s law enforcement ...

  6. GEDmatch - Wikipedia

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    In 2018, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement set up a Genetic Genealogy Program to use GEDmatch to solve cold cases. They reported in 2019 that they had solved four cases. [57] [58] By the end of 2020, the program had led to 10 arrests/identifications and closed several more cases.

  7. Parabon NanoLabs - Wikipedia

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    In November 2018 Parabon said they were working on 200 cases, 55% had produced leads [16] [17] and in May 2019 they said were solving cold cases at the rate of one a week. [18] In May 2019, GEDmatch required people who had uploaded their DNA to its site to specifically opt in to allow law enforcement agencies to access their information.

  8. Getting their names back: How three Austin-area residents ...

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    DNA Doe uses genetic genealogy to solve cold cases and identify human remains. Rhonda Kevorkian's first brush with genealogy came in 2009 when she became pregnant with twins and was curious ...

  9. Paul Holes - Wikipedia

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    Paul Holes (born March 15, 1968) is an American former cold-case investigator for the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office. Holes is known for his contributions to solving the Golden State Killer case using advanced methods of identifying the killer with DNA and genealogy technology. Since retiring in March 2018, Holes has contributed to books ...