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Interesting, this case is really close to where I live actually
DNA Doe Project - General Discussion #3
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Also a new case added from Oregon
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St. John’s Bridge John Doe 1992 - DNA Doe Project
Doe-Nate Fund Goal: $7,450 This case was fully funded through the AUDIOCHUCK Fund for the Unidentified. Description: On August 17, 1992, workers clearing a plot of land near the St. John’s Bridge in Portland, Oregon discovered the skeletonized remains of a man covered in thick brush. No cause...
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The dashboard update: it now shows that the DDP has solved 129 cases, 8 more cases from the previous update (many of them are solved but the announcement is pending; in 6 cases Namus profile was removed with in most cases means that Doe has been identified)
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I hope that every case eventually gets solved, but I really hope that Kings County Jane Doe is one of those solved and pending an announcement. It’s been so long!
Last year, the DDP published an update on her case. I understood that her case has been very difficult to solve, although the DDP and other forensic geneology companies identified Does with Mexican ancestry before, but it seems her case is particularly difficult
New article about Box Mike, a homeless man found dead in Phoenix, Arizona in 1998, he is one of the DDP’s Does with recent East European ancestry
www.azfamily.com
Arizona ranks 2nd for unidentified bodies; meet the nonprofit working to change that
The DNA Doe Project has been using genetic genealogy to identify these “John and Jane Does” since 2018. Here's the story of "Box Mike."
New reconstruction from Carl Coppelman for Luce County John Doe, Michigan, also according to the DDP post, he is from German and Polish ancestry
New article about Luce County John Doe was published, according to which he might have been Canadian
www.saultstar.com
One theory suggests he may be Canadian…
“We do not have any close relatives in the DNA databases. We suspect that our top DNA relative is in the third cousin range,” said DNA Doe Project Team Leader Gwen Knapp. “Tracing the records back far enough has been hampered, as we’re looking in the early 1800s in Poland and Germany.”
Public help sought to ID 1987 John Doe mystery
Another public plea for assistance has been issued by a U.S. DNA Doe Project Team to identify the remains of a body found in 1987.
One theory suggests he may be Canadian…
“We do not have any close relatives in the DNA databases. We suspect that our top DNA relative is in the third cousin range,” said DNA Doe Project Team Leader Gwen Knapp. “Tracing the records back far enough has been hampered, as we’re looking in the early 1800s in Poland and Germany.”
New identification! Travis county John Doe, 2021 TX was identified by the DDP! The identity was not released this time.
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Travis County John Doe 2021 | DNA Doe Project
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the DDP needs public help to identify Temple Girl, I hope the link to their facebook post works:
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SCJD's thread, but her daughter did give away her identity in there.
TX - TX - Austin, UnkFem 40-55, UP72619, surg clips in breast, clothes/shoes, Apr'20
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Thank you.
San Antonio today published an article about Slaughter Creek Jane Doe identification and revealed her identity, RIP, Sherry
According to Fox7 Austin News, Travis County John Doe Texas found in 2021 was identified as Leon Curtis.
www.fox7austin.com
DNA Doe Project solves two cases of unidentified bodies in Austin | FOX 7 Austin
The DNA Doe Project announced the identification of "Slaughter Creek Jane Doe" and "Travis County John Doe".
A new article about West Manchester John Doe found in York County Pennsylvania in 2012
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