The DNA Doe Project seeks public help to ID a man found murdered in 1989 near Williamstown, KY, possibly of Eastern European descent.

So why can't anyone identify him? The Michigan State Police and the DNA Doe Project are stumped, despite years of research. The DNA Doe Project, a tax-exempt organization with a mission to ...

The DNA Doe Project said the victim of a gruesome 1989 murder in Kentucky may have descendants living in Indiana. The victim remains unidentified, but the organization hopes ...

WMUR MARISSA TANSINO IS LIVE WITH THE NEW INFORMATION. WELL, MONICA, THE LITTLE GIRL IN THIS CASE IS BELIEVED TO BE THE VICTIM OF SUSPECTED SERIAL KILLER TERRY RASMUSSEN AND KNOWN TO BE HIS ...

MACCLENNY, Fla. — The DNA Doe Project, a national nonprofit, and the Baker County Sheriff's Office are looking for help from the public to identify a man whose remains were found in Macclenny in ...

In September 1995, a dog returned to its home with a human skull in its mouth in Macclenny. Days later, the dog returned with a human femur. Initial investigations were able to connect the bones ...

combining genealogy with DNA testing at the nonprofit DNA Doe Project. “Our volunteers are dedicated to our mission of identifying John and Jane Does using investigative genetic genealogy.

A group called the DNA Doe Project is trying to identify a Jane Doe in the Phoenix area. The woman was found dead along University Drive in Tempe in 2002. TEMPE, Ariz. - A national DNA testing ...

The DNA Doe Project has identified the man discovered in at St. Paul building in 1985 as 33-year-old Frank Augenti The man previously known as Hill Building John Doe is now known to be 33-year-old ...

DNA Doe Project is working with the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner’s Office to try to identify some of the victims of the Torso Killer using DNA and genealogy. We now know which victims they ...

The Cuyahoga County medical examiner’s office has teamed up with the DNA Doe Project, a nonprofit that aims to use modern forensic techniques to solve cold cases. “We’re not going to solve ...