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Clinton A. Berella

Thank you. I hope you take some time off to enjoy the summer. I really appreciate the depth and level of detail you provide in the coverage of these cases. There’s much more detail than the corresponding Dateline or 48 Hours when similar cases are profiled.

DNA: ID

Oh I know, watching those shows makes me crazy. The episodes are so biased and gloss over so much information. But they get great access becaause they are glitzy TV shows!

Will Tuft

Thanks for all of the great episodes, this podcast is one of the best. The depth of your content is amazing and I really enjoy your cadence. Looking forward to all of your future works!!!

Jeremy Seaton

You ever thought about doing an episode on Molly Bisch, maybe, to aid awareness about the fact that legislation could enable genetic genealogy to solve the case? Or maybe a series of episodes on cold cases that involve unidentified DNA that IGG could possibly resolve? Locally, I have heard rumors of a case of a serial rapist where the police have retained DNA but never solved the case. I thought about writing to the local PD about it, but I wasn't sure if that was a good idea, because I am not sure if the case is real or just locker room gossip (I was a janitor at the police department when I heard about it). But it did make me think of the possibility of cases across the control with the potential to be solved by IGG.

DNA: ID

HI, thanks for the suggestion. I can't cover every case that "might" be covered by IGG - that would include thousands of cases, and would turn the show into a generalized podcast rather than a niche one. Molly's case is important to people in MA, but is just one of thousands of unsolved cases of murdered women and girls nationwide. Investigators in MA ARE using IGG, so I am hopeful that if there is DNA in Molly's case, they will solve it!