Channel: Oxygen

Category: People & Blogs

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Description: Stephanie Gomulka interviews genetic genealogists Cairenn Binder and Kevin Lord of the DNA Doe Project, a non-profit that helps identify missing people. They discuss how their work helps law enforcement solve missing persons cases, and how your DNA could help solve their next case. Watch full episodes in the free Oxygen app. ►► Subscribe to Oxygen on YouTube: htt...p://oxygen.tv/YTSubscribe ►► Watch Full Episodes: oxygentv.app.link/GetOxygen ►► Oxygen Official Site: oxygen.tv/official #Oxygen #CrimeCon2022 #Genetics About Oxygen: Oxygen Media is a multiplatform crime destination brand for women. Having announced the full-time shift to crime programming in 2017, Oxygen has become the fastest growing cable entertainment network with popular unscripted original programming that includes the flagship “Snapped” franchise, “The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway,” “The Jury Speaks,” “Cold Justice,” “Three Days to Live,” and “It Takes A Killer.” Available in more than 77 million homes, Oxygen is a program service of NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment, a division of NBCUniversal, one of the world's leading media and entertainment companies in the development, production, and marketing of entertainment, news, and information to a global audience. Watch Oxygen anywhere: On Demand, online or across mobile and connected TVs. Get More Oxygen: Visit Oxygen's Official Site: oxygen.tv/official Watch Oxygen Full Episodes Here: oxygentv.app.link/StreamOxygen Stream Peacock Now: pck.tv/2ZqXPe2 Like Oxygen on Facebook: oxygen.tv/facebook Follow Oxygen on Twitter: oxygen.tv/twitter Follow Oxygen on Instagram: oxygen.tv/instagram