Angie Dodge was an 18 year old young woman who had just gotten her first apartment in the summer of 1996. After coming home from visiting her mother one night, a man got into her apartment, and brutally attacked and killed her. It would take 23 years and the help of Parabon Nanolabs to zero in on a suspect and make an arrest in May 2019. This case includes a review of genetic family mapping. Check out the website for sources, photos, and links to social media <a href='http://www.thetiesthatfind.com'>www.thetiesthatfind.com</a> Email: <a href='mailto:thetiesthatfind@gmail.com'>thetiesthatfind@gmail.com</a> Disclaimer: This podcast is in no way affiliated with, or sponsored by law enforcement, GEDmatch, Parabon Nanolabs, or any of their affiliates.

Scott Martinez

In recent years law enforcement agencies have been utilizing a new tool to track down violent offenders and identify Jane and John Does - the family tree. With the help of DNA technology and investigative genetic genealogy, cases that have been cold for decades are now being solved. Victims and their families are finally getting answers and justice. The Ties That Find is a true crime podcast that showcases these victories.