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Nineteen years have passed since a man's remains were discovered in rural Ravalli County, Montana.
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Newest Cases
Browse some of the newest cases that we are working to fund with your support.
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Investigators are working to identify a man whose remains were discovered in Colorado's Arapahoe Bar Gold Panning Park.
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Investigators are working to identify a woman who was fatally struck by a vehicle while crossing a Houston freeway in 1980.
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Recent Solved Cases
Browse some of the cases recently announced by law enforcement that utilized Othram technology.
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DNA evidence and genetic genealogy help identify a suspect related to the 2005 murder of Daniel Zeiszler in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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DNA evidence and genetic genealogy reveal the identity of Pedro Calderon Marioni, 28 years after his remains were discovered in rural Garfield County, Utah.
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Advanced DNA testing helps generate new investigative leads in an 18-year-old Toronto cold case resulting in the arrest of 43-year-old Michael Robert Ashley.
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Forty-years after his remains were discovered in Prescott, Arizona, Edwin "Edd" Mowrey is now identified.
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Fifty-nine-year-old Elmer Holmgren is identified more than three decades after his body was found in an Inglewood, California dumpster.
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Using advanced DNA testing and forensic genetic genealogy, David Michael Resnik is now identified, half a century after his remains were discovered in Pima County, Arizona.