so-soThis is the case which served as the hallmark of DNA genealogy used to solve crimes. It seemed to be happenstance that a woman CeCe Moore in California began investigating genetic genealogy not realizing that she was about to fall into a rabbit hole. Since then, she was able to lend her knowledge of this technology to solve crimes. That's where Detective Jim Scharf comes in to solve a cold case of a double murder: Tanya Van Cuylenborg /Jay Cook.
Starting my #authoramonth book tonight, nothing like waiting until the last minute 🤣 @Soubhiville
pickThis was an interesting, informative look at the first criminal trial using genetic genealogy as its primary evidence. The cold case is a horrific murder of two young Canadians on a trip to Washington State. This book not only details the crime, but also delves into the privacy concerns around public and private DNA databases, and a history of the development of forensic genetic genealogy, especially the work of CeCe Moore and Parabon.
pickHolmes always knew she was adopted , when her birth mother reached out later in life , instead of answers ,she got more questions. Her father reached out as well and what transpires is unsettling & strange ,unsettling Holmes life to such a degree I feared for her sanity. Dark & breathtakingly honest. This one will stay with me.
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Another from the endless TBR...
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Binge Watched Wednesday yesterday :) Really enjoyed it! (I should have watched it way way sooner!
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#TrappedinaSpookyHouse
@julieclair Uh oh … looks like you‘re trapped in a spooky house with just five books! Monsters, witches, murder and mayhem await…
pickOne day the author took a DNA test and found out that her father was not her biological father. Her parents never told her and now they were no longer living. She set out to find her biological father and understand her history better. This was her story about that journey. I can‘t imagine what that must have been like for her.
