Investigative Genetic Genealogy and the DNA Doe Project: A Crash Course

Investigative genetic genealogy is an emerging technique that is helping solve cold cases and restore identities to unidentified individuals. Join us at Howe Library on Tuesday, July 7th at 6:30 PM for a fascinating presentation by Chelsea Hanrahan, volunteer investigative genetic genealogist with the DNA Doe Project. Hanrahan will explain how genealogists use DNA research to assist law enforcement, share real-life case examples, and discuss ways the public can contribute to this important work.

Since 2021, Hanrahan has combined her lifelong interests in genealogy and true crime through her work in investigative genetic genealogy. In addition to volunteering with the DNA Doe Project, she serves as a researcher for the New England-based podcast Murder, She Told and works with the F.A.I.R. Lab at the University of New Hampshire to support forensic anthropology research and public education efforts surrounding genetic genealogy.

This is a hybrid event. To attend via Zoom register here or at the link below.

If you have any questions about the program, email mike.morris@thehowe.org for more information.