Forensic genealogy using DNA technology can solve cold cases that traditional investigation methods cannot, as demonstrated by Othram's Forensic-Grade Genome Sequencing (FGGS) which identified Marcia Lenore King as the Buckskin Girl after 38 years, revealing that 12,000 unidentified remains in the US are mostly women who were never reported missing due to systemic gaps in reporting requirements.
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The Buckskin Girl: How DNA Named Her After 38 YearsAdded:
Marsha King was 21. Nobody reported her missing. Why?
>> [music] >> In 1981, reporting required a physical police station visit. Young women hitchhiking fell through the gap, deliberately or not.
>> [music] >> NamUs estimates 12,000 unidentified remains in the US today.
Most are women. Most never reported missing. Not coincidence.
>> [music] >> Marsha had family. The system failed to look. Full breakdown in comments.
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