Here’s where to LAKE COUNTY, Fla. – A cold case involving a mysterious death from 1988 in Lake County is finally solved thanks to the DNA Doe Project, according to the Lake County Sheriff’s ...

The DNA Doe Project (DDP) is a volunteer-driven non-profit organization with the mission to identify John and Jane Does and return them to their families and communities. They use investigative ...

Ohio BCI Criminal Intelligence Analyst Samantha Reeb and Traci Onders from the DNA Doe Project also spoke on behalf of their agencies, which were involved in the investigation. Gulley, then age 24 ...

Walton, a transgender woman, was identified through investigative genetic genealogy conducted by the DNA Doe Project after more than 36 years of uncertainty. On Sept. 25, 1988, a passerby ...

A John Doe whose remains were found in 2001 has been identified as a Pontiac father who was gunned down in 1994, Ohio Attorney General Yost said.

The sheriff’s office and BCI also worked with DNA Doe Project, a nonprofit organization, to try to solve the case. Several volunteers met during a retreat in Texas to combine their leads and try ...

The Stark County Sheriff’s Office worked in conjunction with the DNA Doe Project which is a nonprofit that provides genetic genealogy research to law enforcement, medical examiners and coroners.

THEY STARTED WORKING WITH THE NONPROFIT DNA DOE PROJECT TO TRACK DOWN HER FAMILY. FORTUNATELY, TOWARDS THE END OF 2024, WE WERE ABLE TO GENERATE SOME SOME LEADS NARROWED DOWN TO A FAMILY TREE.

Nearly four decades after her remains were found wrapped in cloth and burned near a Toledo highway, police have identified a ...

The Volusia Sheriff’s Office is asking locals with backgrounds similar to a 1982 French-Canadian “John Doe” to provide DNA samples in an attempt to identify him. In a collaboration with FHD ...