Your DNA.
Their justice.
Bring resolution to unsolved cases and answers for victims and their families.
Are you the key link to solving a case?
Traditional forensic methods can be shockingly ineffective at solving crimes. But for the first time, advanced DNA technology allows anyone to play a vital role in bringing resolution to the hundreds of thousands of unsolved crime cases in the US.
How you
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We know submitting your DNA means you're trusting us with important personal information. We take that trust seriously, and make protecting your privacy our number one priority.
We never allow public search or matching against your DNA profile.
Your DNA profile is used exclusively to aid in solving cases.
You can withdraw your information from the database at any time.
A hero just like
you helped
solve this case.
Solved
by DNA.
Trenton Police Department
In 2011, a woman's remains were found in the Detroit River in Trenton, MI. After 14 years, she is now identified.
Mississippi State Medical Examiner
In 1991, an unidentified man's remains were found in Picayune, MS. After 33 years, he is now identified.
Toronto Police Service
In 1987 and 1993, two women were separately attacked by an unknown man. His identity was a decades-long mystery.
Ontario Provincial Police
In 2003, the remains of a man were discovered in Ontario. Despite investigative efforts, he could not be identified.
Detroit Police Department
In 2006, a murdered woman's remains were discovered in Detroit, MI. Her identity is now known.
Mississippi State Medical Examiner
In 2022, a murdered man's remains were found in Jackson, MS. He is now identified.
Michigan State Police
In 1979, the remains of a murdered man were found in Van Buren County, Michigan. His identity was a nearly 50-year-long mystery.