Another Nobody
Another Nobody
Podcast Description
Another Nobody, Travis Myers, interviews interesting people from all walks of life from his working-class regular guy perspective.Be it crime, culture, literature, business, comedy, music or healthcare, our Travis knows a guy.New episode every week, be sure to tune in, you'll be happy you did. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Covers a broad range of topics including crime, culture, literature, business, comedy, music, and healthcare, with episodes highlighting stories such as domestic abuse in the Nikki Addimando narrative and the intricacies of police work with Lieutenant Brian Robertson.
Another Nobody, Travis Myers, interviews interesting people from all walks of life from his working-class regular guy perspective.
Be it crime, culture, literature, business, comedy, music or healthcare, our Travis knows a guy.
New episode every week, be sure to tune in, you’ll be happy you did.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this conversation, Cairenn Binder discusses the process of generating investigative leads through DNA analysis, emphasizing the importance of building family trees and understanding relationships among relatives. She highlights the hypothesis-driven nature of this work, acknowledging the potential for unknown family connections that could impact investigations. The conversation underscores the necessity of confirming hypotheses through traditional investigative methods.
Takeaways
Our goal is to come up with an investigative lead.
We are not taking this case to the finish line.
We can usually come up with a hypothesis of who the person is.
This is just a hypothesis, not a certainty.
We have to accept the fact that there could be another child out there.
Nothing is in stone regarding our findings.
Traditional means of investigation are essential for confirmation.
Building family trees helps estimate relationships.
Relative match lists are crucial in DNA analysis.
Hypotheses must be validated with further investigation.
DNA analysis, investigative leads, family trees, hypotheses, traditional investigation
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