Forensic genetic genealogy (FGG) is revolutionizing cold case investigations by producing previously unobtainable investigative leads. When traditional methods are inconclusive or all other options are exhausted, genealogy databases offer a new route to identifications. GEDmatch, one of the most widely known databases, has proven its effectiveness by helping law enforcement identify more than 70 previously unknown suspects.
If you are a forensic scientist, law enforcement professional or genealogist interested in learning more about FGG then register for this free educational webinar where experts will provide real-world insights regarding the impact of FGG from the complementary viewpoints of forensic scientists and law enforcement.
Featuring
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Andreas Tillmar
Associate Professor and Adjunct Senior Lecturer in Forensic Genetics Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, Linköping University
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Lori Napolitano
Chief of Forensic Services Genetic Genealogy Investigations, Florida Department of Law Enforcement
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Cydne Holt,
Chief Scientific Officer Verogen