Featured Cases

After several years, an unidentified man, whose remains were found in the Missouri River near Tebbetts, Missouri, is to be identified.

A man, whose remains were found in a wooded area in east downtown Atlanta, Georgia, has yet to be identified.

Five years after his death, the identity of a man who died in an Atlanta, Georgia area fast food restaurant remains unknown.

The remains of an unidentified individual found in Stevensville, Montana are to be identified using advanced DNA technology.

Investigators are working to identify a man whose remains were found in Ouray County, Colorado in 1987.

After nearly two decades, the remains of a white male found in DeLand, Florida have not been identified.

After nearly a decade, the remains of an infant found in the L-20 Canal near Fort Pierce, Florida have not been identified.

A man, whose remains were discovered behind a bake shop in Pensacola, Florida, is to be identified using advanced DNA testing and forensic genetic genealogy.

After more than fifteen years, New London County John Doe, whose remains were discovered in 2006, is to be identified.

A man, whose remains were found near railroad tracks in Waterbury, CT, is to be identified using advanced DNA testing and forensic genetic genealogy.

A man, whose remains were found in a house in Norwalk, Connecticut, is to be identified using advanced DNA testing and forensic genetic genealogy.

The remains of an unidentified man found in Vero Beach South, Florida are to be identified using advanced DNA testing and forensic genetic genealogy.

For nearly four decades, the identity of a man whose remains were found in the West River has remained a mystery.

After thirty-seven years, investigators continue their investigation into the identity of a man whose remains were found off the coast of Westbrook, Connecticut

More than a decade has passed since an unidentified human foot was found on a beach near Port Angeles, WA.

The skeletal remains of a teenager found in a cardboard box on a Georgia highway are to be identified using advanced DNA technology

The exhumed skeletal remains of an approximately one-year old child found in a cardboard box to be identified using advanced DNA technology.