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Related: About this forum"The Woman With No Name"
In case you missed this episode which covers Lavender Girl, a DOE/DNA Project case
https://www.nbc.com/dateline/video/the-woman-with-no-name/4329442
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"The Woman With No Name" (Original Post)
CanonRay
Mar 2021
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hlthe2b
(105,929 posts)1. I get saturated with DateLine, but this looks interesting... Thanks
CanonRay
(14,787 posts)2. I was on the team that solved it.
Very intense.
hlthe2b
(105,929 posts)3. Wow. How fascinating!
MontanaMama
(23,952 posts)4. Really??
Thats a big damned deal. Fascinating.
CanonRay
(14,787 posts)5. Yes, I joined pretty early on
as we were forming the 501c3. It's very challenging. I'm more genealogist than DNA expert. I mostly build trees, do quality control on the developing lines, and search for common ancestors in different lines.
MontanaMama
(23,952 posts)6. The genealogy piece of this whole story
is what fascinated me. Its a difficult job. Ive worked on my family tree and its tough to not go down rabbit holes...for me anyway. Genealogists got this done.