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IGGnite DNA Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy Services and Genetic Genealogy Consultations

07/10/2026

An Idaho mom who claimed her toddler twins died from vaccine injuries in 2025 has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder in connection with their deaths. Be sure to read the full story at the link in our bio or at truecrimenews.com. Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us on TikTok at .

05/25/2026
May 2026 bless more families with answers! Cheers to the new year!
01/02/2026

May 2026 bless more families with answers! Cheers to the new year!

Wishing everyone a Safe and Happy Holiday Season!
12/25/2025

Wishing everyone a Safe and Happy Holiday Season!

From our families to yours, may your tables be full and plentiful of love and rememberance. We are truly grateful for al...
11/27/2025

From our families to yours, may your tables be full and plentiful of love and rememberance. We are truly grateful for all the support we've received and wouldn't be here without our friends, family and community engagement.

Thank you for your service!
11/11/2025

Thank you for your service!

Today, we honor our veterans and thank them for their sacrifice. Over the last seven years, the DNA Doe Project has identified over 150 people and a number of these have turned out to be veterans. Thanks to the work done by our volunteers they have now been reunited with their identities, so we can say their names this Veterans Day.

Clockwise from the top left we have: Tamara Lee Tigard (formerly 'Lime Lady'), James Freund (formerly 'Sumter Jock Doe'), Frankie Little Jr. (formerly 'Twinsburg John Doe'), Ward Thomas (formerly 'Scioto River John Doe'), Daniel Garza-Gonzales (formerly 'Saginaw Co John Doe') and Robert Nichols (formerly 'Joseph Newton Chandler III').

Though each of them spent decades as an anonymous John or Jane Doe, today we can thank them by name for their service.

So honored for the local news to help shed light to John River Doe's story. Thankful for the coverage and we hope to "IG...
10/13/2025

So honored for the local news to help shed light to John River Doe's story. Thankful for the coverage and we hope to "IGGnite" some uploads or donations towards re-uploading the new data file!
*please note: in the interview, there's a slight error, we don't upload to 23andme, it's only GEDmatch and FTDNA.
https://www.wane.com/top-stories/coroner-working-to-identify-one-of-allen-countys-last-john-does-from-modern-times/

ALLEN COUNTY, Ind. (WANE)— The Allen County Coroner and IGGnite DNA are teaming up as they work to identify a John Doe found in 1999. IGGnite DNA, LLC. offers Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealo…

You all are so amazing! We have raised $458 of the $1000 we need for uploading the new file to GEDmatch. Nancy and I are...
08/17/2025

You all are so amazing! We have raised $458 of the $1000 we need for uploading the new file to GEDmatch. Nancy and I are so grateful for the support. We uploaded his new file to the non-profit, free database DNAjustice.org, please consider uploading your DNA if you've taken a test. Any help you can give us by liking and sharing this post, would be greatly appreciated!

By IGGnite DNA, LLC

Thank you to all who have already helped us out. We appreciate anyone who can share the fundraiser or donate!
08/13/2025

Thank you to all who have already helped us out. We appreciate anyone who can share the fundraiser or donate!

A business known locally for its work helping identify a woman who died in Fort Wayne more than 30 years after her body was discovered is working to help the Allen County Coroner’s office close its last cold case.

Here's the case that is sparking the fundraiser. John River Doe. He was found in April of 1999 in Northern Allen County,...
08/07/2025

Here's the case that is sparking the fundraiser.

John River Doe. He was found in April of 1999 in Northern Allen County, near Matea County Park. Someone or some persons bound his hands and repeatedly stabbed this young man, leaving his body by Cedar Creek. A young Hispanic man, gone too soon from this world. 😞
NamUs case
https://www.namus.gov/UnidentifiedPersons/Case #/4843?nav

IGGnite DNA took over the genealogy on the case last year and started right away to work towards answers. It has taken more fundraising and out of pocket payments than we expected. Uploading to GEDmatch, realizing the issue with the data, paying to re-analyze the data, and now the cost to re-upload the file.

The community support has been amazing, and we hope to one day share that with his family. We are about a third of the way, and hope to get closer to our goal.

Please share with your friends and family, so we can one day reunite him with his family.
https://givebutter.com/IttZH9

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