Genealogy Meets Science

Criminology

Emash Digital

True Crime

4.7 • 7.2K Ratings

🗓️ 6 October 2018

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

We continue to explore the new DNA and forensic genealogy technics that are being used to solve cold cases. We're laying the groundwork, giving you all of the information you need ahead of the cases we'll be covering this season.

In this episode, we talk to Colleen Fitzpatrick who has an extensive resume in using DNA and forensic genealogy to help give police names to aid in their investigation.

We also talk to Steve Armentrout, the CEO of Parabon Nanolabs, whose company has been instrumental in many of the recent cases that have been solved using DNA and forensic genealogy.

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0:00.0	Where are you?
0:01.1	Asteroid City.
0:02.2	From director Wes Anderson.
0:04.0	Welcome to your stargazers and space cadets.
0:06.8	What are those pulses indicate?
0:08.3	The beeps and blips we don't know.
0:09.8	There's an alien.
0:11.8	That actually happened.
0:12.8	This June, place all witnesses under a group arrest.
0:15.8	How long can they keep us in Asteroid City?
0:17.8	I'm in O'Hurry.
0:18.8	I like aliens.
0:19.8	Jason Schwartzman, Scarlett Johansson, Tom Hanks.
0:23.2	What a strange experience this is.
0:25.4	Asteroid City, in cinemas June 23.
0:28.4	Booktickets now.
0:30.4	Did you know choosing the train over your car
0:33.0	can cut your carbon footprint by up to two thirds.
0:36.4	So, one family outing at a time,
0:39.4	one little adventurer to time,
0:41.9	one trip to the museum,
0:43.5	one dinner in the city,
	...

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