DNA Doe Project - General Discussion #2

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  • #661
The missing cases are now on the Wikipedia table.
I think that’s kiluminator on the UID wiki that edits that now since I’m just avoiding Wikipedia after all the drama I went through with them
 
  • #662
The missing cases are now on the Wikipedia table.
Thank you! I think the wiki page still says that only 40 cases were officially identified, may be it can be updated as well. I think now the actual number is 60.

Although the new cases have not been added to the DDP website, there is an update in the News section:
“DNA Doe Project is delighted to be chosen to work with Astrea Forensics, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and Arc Bio on a new way to process degraded DNA samples that could help solve even more cases“
 
  • #663
Thank you! I think the wiki page still says that only 40 cases were officially identified, may be it can be updated as well. I think now the actual number is 60.

Although the new cases have not been added to the DDP website, there is an update in the News section:
“DNA Doe Project is delighted to be chosen to work with Astrea Forensics, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and Arc Bio on a new way to process degraded DNA samples that could help solve even more cases“
Hopefully they could help out with Mr. X. I had posed the question to Othram about sequencing his DNA since laboratories have been seeming to have trouble.
 
  • #664
Really quiet last few weeks in terms of updates... hopefully that means there is plenty more IDs in the works!
 
  • #665
Really quiet last few weeks in terms of updates... hopefully that means there is plenty more IDs in the works!
That's what I'm hoping, as the site still hasn't been updated with the new cases or the ID of Robert Pearson.
 
  • #666
They just announced Pearson.
 
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  • #668
Also I just noticed that St. Louis John Doe's NamUs is down.
 
  • #669
As if on cue haha. Shame they couldn't find a picture of him though.
The article on his ID did mention he was found in an Illinois yearbook, presumably online, though it is quite a common name (we also don't know his birth year).
 
  • #670
Also I just noticed that St. Louis John Doe's NamUs is down.
Hopefully there will be a new announcement soon! This guy was found “inside a vacant business under a set of metal school lockers ” and died from stubbed wounds. Hopefully his identification will help to solve his murder.
 
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A couple of photos from the Fox2
St. Louis police solve 32-year-old mystery after DNA breakthrough | FOX 2

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  • #674
Did the DDP get a new webmaster?
 
  • #675
Did the DDP get a new webmaster?
Not sure about it, but I have noticed that the style is a bit different. I just hope that they will continue to add photos of the newly identified people, I am sure more people will share posts in facebook in this case!
I also hope they’ll add Saginaw John Doe and Bayonne Jane Doe soon to the website and facebook soon
 
  • #676
The site’s doing the same thing it was again to me, I have to wonder if they’re working on stuff in the background
 
  • #677
The site’s doing the same thing it was again to me, I have to wonder if they’re working on stuff in the background
Never mind it’s better, but I have to wonder if the pictures on the recent ID’s are temporary, maybe Joan has been away or unavailable lately
 
  • #678
Never mind it’s better, but I have to wonder if the pictures on the recent ID’s are temporary, maybe Joan has been away or unavailable lately
Joan is only updating the spreadsheet, somebody else is responsible for the website
 
  • #679
Maury County Jane Doe was fully funded.
 
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