Cece Moore

So, you know, who knows what else these individuals may have done, but it certainly appears that we've identified many of these types of individuals that did something like this once and then faded back into society and lived what appeared to be a normal life.

Well, especially when it's sperm on a, you know, rape...

Homicide victim.

I do just want to make one point, which is that the DA has actually allowed me to speak about this case.

Normally, I wouldn't be doing so when it's still working its way through the court system.

But the DA specifically asked me to speak at the press conference and explain my methods.

And so I'm not speaking out of turn.

By the way, that was the first conviction of somebody identified through investigative genetic genealogy.

And that was the first jury trial to find someone guilty who was identified through IgG, investigative genetic genealogy.

So these are all big firsts.

Yeah.

So in the time we have left.

We have over 40 convictions now.

We have over 40 convictions in our cases.

Some are lagging because of COVID.

It took longer to get these and we still have lots in the pipeline, but yeah, our track record and genetic genealogy is track record.

And this is really phenomenal.

I mean, if you had asked me a month or two ago, I would have said we will start working more active cases.

It'll start stopping criminals in their tracks, keeping serial killers from ever developing.

And here we see with Idaho exactly what I would have told you would happen, is what is going to happen.