Where expert research meets meaningful results.
What We Offer
We support law enforcement and individuals alike with expert genetic genealogy and investigative research. Whether you’re exploring family history, following up on unexpected DNA results, or working to identify someone, our team brings experience and careful research to every case. Contact us to learn how we can support your investigation or personal search.
Genetic Genealogy Services
- Adoption and unknown parentage
- Foundlings
- Misattributed parentage (MPEs/NPEs)
- Reuniting with biological relatives
- Unexpected DNA discoveries
Sometimes the truth isn’t in the story, it’s in the DNA.
If your DNA results raised more questions than answers, we can help you make sense of them. Whether you’re navigating a recent discovery or digging into a long-standing family mystery, we’re here to guide the process and help you find answers. Contact us for a free, no-obligation consultation so that we can evaluate your inquiry to provide a custom quote and recommend the best path forward.
Investigative genetic genealogy services
- Suspects in violent crimes (including homicide and sexual assault)
- Identification of unidentified human remains (commonly referred to as Jane or John Doe cases)
We provide investigative genetic genealogy services to assist law enforcement agencies, medical examiners, and forensic anthropologists with cold cases, active violent crime investigations, and the identification of unidentified human remains. Whether SNP profiles have already been uploaded or evidence still needs to be tested, our experienced team can guide the process from start to finish.
Contact us to discuss how we can assist with your investigation.
*Per the terms and services of GEDmatch, unidentified child remains must be those for which a crime is thought to have occurred. Remains must be those from a full-term infant or child who was born alive. Stillborn infants and fetal remains are not to be identified using investigative genetic genealogy.
Expert Witness Services
Our staff members have practiced forensic investigative genetic genealogy (FIGG) since its inception and have contributed to the generation of more than 100 investigative leads using FIGG. As experts in the field with a wealth of experience in a variety of case types, we can provide expert witness testimony in regards to the FIGG process, database use, documentation, reference testing procedures, and other aspects of FIGG as required for court proceedings.
PRESENTATIONS & webinars
Learn how investigative genetic genealogy is helping give names to the unknown.
Our online and in person presentations guide your audience through the process, from DNA testing to lead generation. We break down the methods, challenges, and real world outcomes behind this powerful investigative tool. Our expert-led talks explain how IGG is used in cold case investigations with clarity and professionalism. We are ready to answer your audience’s questions about how it works, why it matters, and what it can achieve. Perfect for libraries, law enforcement, academic groups, and community organizations.