Black Friday Weekend Sale on MyHeritage DNA – Just $36 with a 30-Day Free Trial of MyHeritage Complete

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The Chester Creek Murders – A Venator Cold Case – a Book Review

The Chester Creek Murders – A Venator Cold Case is a genealogy-related novel, written by our favorite author, Nathan Dylan Goodwin. It was written a year ago (January, 2021), but I’ve just now gotten the time to enjoy it. As Continue reading The Chester Creek Murders – A Venator Cold Case – a Book Review

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The DNA Academy – Begins November 15 – Learn to Use DNA to More Effectively to Climb Your Family Tree

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How Forensic Anthropologists Use New Techniques to Solve Cold Cases

The following excerpt is from an article written by Michael Paluska published in the November 3 edition of abcactionnews.com: TAMPA — The disappearance of Gabby Petito shone a spotlight on missing persons cases. But forensic anthropologists at the University of Continue reading How Forensic Anthropologists Use New Techniques to Solve Cold Cases

Study Rewrites the Understanding of Modern Japan’s Genetic Ancestry

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Wisconsin Man Gets 2 Life Sentences Thanks to Work Done by Parabon NanoLabs

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More DNA-Related Research Guides at up to 70% Off Thru Dec. 31!

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Regina Negrycz’ Ancestral Guides – 20% Off (Just $4 each) Through Dec. 31, 2020

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Anonymous No More: Combining Genetics with Genealogy to ID the dead in Unmarked Graves

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