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The power of DNA should never allow justice to go cold.

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Intermountain Forensics is a nonprofit organization that promotes the use of advanced DNA techniques for unsolved homicides and unidentified human remains. 

IMF has now transitioned its laboratory operations to DNA Labs International and shifted its focus to another urgent need: case funding and education.

A New Focus

As we look ahead, Intermountain Forensics continues to be pioneers and thought leaders in the emerging field of Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy within the forensic DNA community. With a team of seasoned professionals and a wealth of industry experience, we are excited to offer a variety of consulting for DNA-related topics as well as NEW funding for cold cases. 

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Funding for DNA-related Services for Cold Cases
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Scientific & Legal Educational Training
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Case Reviews
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Laboratory Planning & Vetting of Technical Staff
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Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy
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Expert Consultation / Testimony
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DNA Grant Writing Assistance
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Mass Graves Consultation / Strategy
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NEW IMF Case Funding

A major barrier to bringing resolution to many cold cases is a lack of accessible and affordable forensic DNA-related services available to law enforcement. Intermountain Forensics wants to help alleviate that burden and remove those barriers for our law enforcement partners.

 

We have officially launched our application for funding for approved cases for the following services:
 

  • Whole Genome Sequencing

  • Upload Costs

  • Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy

  • Other DNA-related services

Updates from  the IMF Team

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Margaret Press, PhD, Co-founder DNA Doe Project

"Intermountain Forensics has been a wonderful partner in efforts to bring justice and answers to families. Their non-profit lab has also played an important role in working to identify the victims of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. With their pioneering and passionate spirit, they have always been a pleasure to work with. "
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