
This episode covers genealogy, DNA testing, and investigative genetic genealogy, featuring guests Chelsea Rustad and CeCe Moore.
Chelsea Rustad shares her journey into genealogy, beginning in 2013, and her experience winning an Ancestry DNA kit in 2015. She discusses her initial expectations of confirming her ethnic background and connecting with relatives.
CeCe Moore, an investigative genetic genealogist, explains her role in using DNA to assist law enforcement in solving violent crimes. She highlights the case of the Golden State Killer and the impact of genetic genealogy on uncovering family secrets.
The episode also details the 1987 double homicide of Tanya Van Kylenburg and Jay Cook, and how genetic genealogy played a crucial role in the investigation. Chelsea reveals a shocking connection to the case through her family tree.
Overall, the episode illustrates the complexities and surprises of genealogy, emphasizing the power of DNA in solving cold cases.
Chelsea Rustad and CeCe Moore discuss genealogy, DNA testing, and a 1987 double homicide investigation linked to family secrets.

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