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@CeCeMoore Looking forward to the Parabon team's great work once again.
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They called her 'Baby Angel.' Now, forensic genealogy might finally ID infant found in Mississippi River
A family of boaters discovered the baby on Sept. 5, 2011. While they believed they were picking trash from the water, they discovered a baby wrapped inside a tote bag.
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This Week in Forensic Science - ISHI News
No one has hours to scour the papers to keep up with the latest news, so we’ve curated the top news stories in the field of Forensic Science for this week. Here’s what you need to…
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By Jason Melillo Mar 22, 2024 | 12:00 PM
'(KWNO)-Winona County Sheriff’s Office investigators have identified a 41-year-old Winona woman as a possible DNA match for a baby found in the Mississippi River near Homer in 2011. The newborn was wrapped in a t-shirt with three angel figurines and given the name ‘Baby Angel.’
“We did a trash pull, we got something that we could use for DNA. We used that to get the search warrant, (then) we went to her and she consented gave us the swab. We have taken that to the BCA, a known sample from her, and we’re waiting for the results to come back,” said Winona County Sheriff Ron Ganrude.
''A non-profit genetic genealogy company, Firebird Forensics Group, has been assisting the sheriff’s office with the ongoing investigation.''
'(KWNO)-Winona County Sheriff’s Office investigators have identified a 41-year-old Winona woman as a possible DNA match for a baby found in the Mississippi River near Homer in 2011. The newborn was wrapped in a t-shirt with three angel figurines and given the name ‘Baby Angel.’
“We did a trash pull, we got something that we could use for DNA. We used that to get the search warrant, (then) we went to her and she consented gave us the swab. We have taken that to the BCA, a known sample from her, and we’re waiting for the results to come back,” said Winona County Sheriff Ron Ganrude.
''A non-profit genetic genealogy company, Firebird Forensics Group, has been assisting the sheriff’s office with the ongoing investigation.''
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Possible match revealed in Winona’s ‘Baby Angel’ cold case
In 2011, a newborn was found floating in the Mississippi River. A non-profit forensic group may have helped investigators discover a possible match.