Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy (FIGG or FGG) is the next best thing since sliced bread, including finding your family (adopted, NPE or otherwise), finding your suspect (police and law enforcement) or identifying the unknown deceased.
How do I know this? After my career as a major case detective and police sergeant I got a big dose of DNA drama myself. After a brief pity party trying to figure out why this happened to me, the lightbulb went on. I knew it was because I was meant to use Genetic Genealogy and my law enforcment experience to continue my work on cold cases and train others to do the same.
You see, I am what is called an NPE (Non-Parent Expected). Not only me, but my mother too. I also found three half siblings and many adopted and confused children along the way. That's a lot of family trees. But it's all worth it because I know what it means when you don't know who you are or who you are looking for. It's soul crushing!
Having been a major case detective, I understand the stress of not being able to solve a case, having no answers for supervisors, or worse yet, a greiving family. It's daunting.
I'm excited to have you join us on the podcast where we discuss how Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy is being used in law enforcment and to find family members.
We also will speak to experts in the field of the science and the psychology. And, most importantly we will speak for those who can't speak for themselves, those who have left us but remain unidentified.
Support us as we aim to sponsor at least one member of each police department so that they can learn this technology and implement it as a crime solving technique.
Thank you!
WHAT YOU WILL GET
YOUR GUIDE
After experiencing "DNA Drama" resulting in the almost complete loss of her identity as she knew it, Christine created an innovative process using Genetic Genealogy to help others quickly and easily find biological family.
Christine is an award-winning private investigator and decorated police officer who has been featured on Investigation Discovery, Phoenix's ABC & Fox, Reno's ABC, Trimark Pictures, Podcasts and more.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1: How do I access the audios?
After you register for the audio program, you will be instructed to download the Soundwise mobile app. When you sign in on the app, the program you registered for will automatically load in your library.
2: Can I listen offline?
Yes. Tap on the download icon next to an audio track will download the track to your phone. Simply download the audios when you have wifi and you can listen to them anywhere you go.
3: What should I do if I have technical issues?
Check out common troubleshooting tips here. If the issue is not resolved, please write to support@mysoundwise.com.
