Recent content by ntt1

My thoughts too - of course, hindsight is 20/20 in this case, but it sure seems like a lot of time and money was used to solve this case, whereas this could have been avoided if the cremains were processed better.

@CarlK90245 did such an amazing job with the reconstruction for this one!

The fingerprint match was done as a means of confirming the genetic genealogy work, if I recall correctly.

This case apparently has been worked on by Parabon in recent years, according to an e-mail to me from Dr. Nici Vance.

There's no way to watch the NatGeo series outside of the US yet, right?

This particular agency has been pretty good about keeping this case in the news, so I suspect that we'll find out one way or another in the coming months.

His page now says: " Status: This is no longer a DDP case and is being worked by another provider of investigative genetic genealogy." https://dnadoeproject.org/case/eaton-county-john-doe-2009/

I've suggested this as a case to multiple FGG agencies in the past... hopefully it is being worked on by someone. Not sure if WV has even had a Doe case solved by FGG yet.

https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/cac/roger-dale-parham

She was around 40 years old at the time of her death/disappearance per Genealogical testing IDs Minneapolis woman 23 years after her death

This one is now undergoing FGG with Idenfinders as per around 22:00 of the below video.

She is undergoing forensic genetic genealogy as per Misty Gillis of Identifinders (around 24 minute mark of the video):

Two more newspaper photos from the Jackson Sun, 1972 and 1969.

FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CA / ACCESSWIRE / June 14, 2023 / Identifinders International LLC in conjunction with the Bartow County Sheriff's Office, Georgia, announces the identification of Allatoona Lake "John Doe" as George F. Madden III. Mr. Madden was a resident of Columbia, South Carolina at the...