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I'm Paul Morrow, and this is the Fox True Crime Podcast.

I'm Paul Morrow. For years, for years, investigators had access to fresh DNA left behind the crime scenes, but they lacked the technology to do anything about it.

Over time, forensic genetic genealogy has emerged as one of the leading ways to identify both suspects and victims of crime.

Genetic genealogy allows researchers to make ancestral connections and trace individuals based on their family tree.

Authrum Labs is one company that's changing the way evidence is processed. They've helped solve numerous cold cases,

as well as the high-profile case of Brian Coburger.

David Middleman is the founder and CEO of Othrum Labs.

He joins me today with an inside look at this revolutionary technology

and how Othrum is working with law enforcement to make these services more accessible.

So, David, welcome to the podcast.

You and I spoke a little bit out at CrimeCon in Denver, and it was really

enlightening. You are at the cutting edge of all of this technology. So welcome to the podcast.

Thanks for having me. So, as I said, this stuff is really cutting edge. And man, I don't think

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