IMF Updates & News

Intermountain Forensics is honored to join the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office (AZ), DNAHawkshaw Genetic Genealogy, and other agency partners in announcing the identification of an unidentified woman found in 1987. Through the efforts of this outstanding team, she has now been confirmed as Catherine Neely.

Intermountain Forensics is honored to have contributed to one of the oldest cold case identifications ever resolved through Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy (FIGG)—the identification of skeletal remains found along the New Jersey shoreline as Captain Henry Goodsell, a 29-year-old seafarer lost at sea in 1844.

Intermountain Forensics is honored to join the Pima County Office of the Medical Examiner (AZ) and a dedicated team of independent Investigative Genetic Genealogists in announcing the identification of an unidentified man found in 1987. Through the efforts of this remarkable team, he has now been confirmed as Kenneth Dreux Spuller.

Intermountain Forensics is honored to support Moxxy Forensic Investigations, the Pima County Office of the Medical Examiner, and a compassionate group of supporters in announcing the identification of a teenage girl found deceased in southern Arizona in 2008. After nearly 17 years, she has been confirmed as María Eluvia Méndez Morales, a 16-year-old from San Marcos, Guatemala.

Intermountain Forensics (IMF) is honored to join our partners, the Calaveras Cold Case Task Force and Identifinders International, to announ

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