Chapter
The First Case Solved with Genetic Genealogy: Stacey Stanton
38:01 - 43:43 (05:42)
Stacey Stanton's case marked a milestone for genetic genealogy since it was the first case to ever be solved where both the victim and culprit were identified through the technique.
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The podcast has helped bring closure to a decades-old case, and the listeners' support enables the hosts to advocate for nonprofits, assist families, and help solve crimes, including catching killers and violent predators.
38:01 - 39:09 (01:08)
Summary
The podcast has helped bring closure to a decades-old case, and the listeners' support enables the hosts to advocate for nonprofits, assist families, and help solve crimes, including catching killers and violent predators.
ChapterThe First Case Solved with Genetic Genealogy: Stacey Stanton
Episode5 Years of Crime Junkie!
PodcastCrime Junkie
AudioChut funded DNA testing for Identifying Durs International, resulting in the solve of four murders using genetic genealogy.
39:09 - 40:26 (01:17)
Summary
AudioChut funded DNA testing for Identifying Durs International, resulting in the solve of four murders using genetic genealogy. One case involved the identification of both the victim and culprit of a 1988 murder.
ChapterThe First Case Solved with Genetic Genealogy: Stacey Stanton
Episode5 Years of Crime Junkie!
PodcastCrime Junkie
The use of genetic genealogy in solving cold cases is just beginning, especially for cases that occurred prior to DNA being widely known.
40:27 - 43:43 (03:16)
Summary
The use of genetic genealogy in solving cold cases is just beginning, especially for cases that occurred prior to DNA being widely known. In one historic case, both the victim and perpetrator were identified through genetic genealogy, leading to a theory that the truck driver had picked up the victim from a truck stop and later killed her.