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1. www.dnadoeproject.org › cases-successSuccess Stories - DNA Doe Project

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   DNA Doe Project volunteers are proud to have helped resolve all of the cases below. Those with the red “Identified” are cases resolved by DNA Doe Project (DDP) through investigative genetic genealogy. Those with the black “Identified” were worked on by DDP, but were solved primarily through other means which are detailed in each case page.

2. dnadoeproject.org › case › lilydale-jane-doe-1976Lilydale Jane Doe 1976 - DNA Doe Project

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   3. Juni 2021 · On February 4, 2022, the Ramsey County Medical Examiner’s Office (RCMEO) and the DNA Doe Project (DDP) announced the identity of the remains of a woman discovered near Lilydale, Minnesota in 1976 as that of Roberta Seyfert. Using investigative genetic genealogy, DDP was able to solve the forty-five-year-old cold case of the woman known only ...

3. www.dnadoeproject.org › case › gregg-co-jane-doe-2002Gregg Co Jane Doe 2002 - DNA Doe Project

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   8. Okt. 2020 · A DNA sample from her daughter confirmed the identification. After a case review was conducted by another team from the DNA Doe Project, team members working on Gregg County Jane Doe were able to use the mitochondrial DNA haplogroup to significantly narrow their focus and ultimately identify Ms Young. “There was a lot of endogamy in the ...

4. dnadoeproject.org › data-dashboardData Dashboard - DNA Doe Project

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   The DNA Doe Project has always been fanatical about transparency, providing unprecedented public access to details about our cases. This dashboard aggregates data previously located in several places into one convenient page, along with some new information never before available to the public.

5. dnadoeproject.org › for-families-of-the-missingFor Families of the Missing - DNA Doe Project

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   The DNA Doe Project works exclusively on cases of unidentified remains in partnership with law enforcement, so we never work directly on missing persons cases. However, all of our Does are missing people, and our work has shown us that many of them have family and friends who have been looking for them, sometimes for decades. If you’re here ...

6. dnadoeproject.org › donateDonate - DNA Doe Project

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   DNA Doe Project 200 S Main ST Suite 130-114 Sebastopol CA 95472. Increase your gift’s impact with employer matching programs. Many employers have programs to match employee giving with a corporate donation. Check with your corporation to learn how to designate the DNA Doe Project to receive matching funds.

7. dnadoeproject.org › case › dane-co-chimney-doe-1989Dane Co Chimney Doe 1989 - DNA Doe Project

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   7. Dez. 2021 · Madison, WI – After more than 34 years, authorities have successfully identified Dane County Chimney Doe as Ronnie Joe Kirk, originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Kirk’s last known ties were in Madison, Wisconsin. The identification was made possible through the collaborative efforts of law enforcement, forensic experts, and the DNA Doe Project ...