For the very first time, we pull back the curtain on the work we do. We’re dedicated to ensuring no Jane or John Does are left nameless. And, we can’t wait to share these six cases with you! Join us in August as we pull back the curtain in #NamingTheDead,...
Across the United States, more than 50,000 bodies remain unidentified—unmourned, unnamed, but not forgotten. NAMING THE DEAD, a riveting new six-part investigative series from National Geographic, brings these untold stories to light. The series follows the...
The following blog post is part of a series highlighting key aspects of the work of DNA Doe Project’s investigative genetic genealogists showcased in the documentary Naming the Dead, available on NatGeoTV, Hulu, and Disney+. While watching the TV program Naming the...
Adoption is one of the most difficult brick walls for investigative genetic genealogists to overcome, and something that DNA Doe Project’s volunteers encounter in nearly every case they work. Adoption bifurcates the research, creating a disconnect between a family...
The following blog post is part of a series highlighting key aspects of the work of DNA Doe Project’s investigative genetic genealogists showcased in the documentary Naming the Dead, available on NatGeoTV, Hulu, and Disney+. Grief is most often associated with...
