Investigators are now using forensic genetic genealogy and working with private labs and public DNA databases to identify the ...

Remains found in 2006 and nicknamed "Grays Harbor County John Doe" were identified as those of Edwin Asher, who was presumed ...

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The man was entered into the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs), known only as Grays Harbor County John ...

Skeletal remains found on a beach in Washington State nearly 20 years ago have been identified as belonging to Clarence Edwin ...

Nearly two decades after skeletal remains washed ashore on a Washington beach, the remains have been identified as Clarence ...

Ashley Morrow began her three minutes of public comment the way she does every week. “My name is Ashley,” she told Tampa City ...

A recent forensics analysis has positively identified a set of skeletal remains that washed up on a beach in Grays Harbor ...

A heartfelt exploration of a Maine residence infused with family history, meaningful heirlooms, and the creative spirit of ...

Probably the quickest way for genealogists to find those records of ancestors is to contact and join the Northeast Pennsylvania Genealogical Society. Located at 57 N. Franklin St. in Wilkes-Barre, it ...

A genetic genealogy expert says one DNA entry narrowed the investigation into David Zimbrick's alleged connections to two ...

Investigators used genetic genealogy to identify the 1966 Geneseo John Doe as 19-year-old Ronald Joe Cole, missing from ...