Have you ever considered looking at the edges of an old photograph to find out who is in the picture? Have you ever considered epidemics as a source of genealogical information? How can you use DNA to connect your family with historical events long in the past? These are only a few of the surprising connections Forensic Genealogy offers for investigating the where, who, when, and why of your family history. As featured on NPRs Talk of the Nation radio program (July 2005), Internet Genealogy (June 2006 Online Bonus Edition), Family Tree Magazine (April 2006), and Family Chronicle (October 2005), Forensic Genealogy offers innovative new tools for getting the most information out of your reference materials. Forensic Genealogy also suggests many unusual places to look for family history. Examples of the innovative research techniques offered by this book can be found on the website www.forensicgenealogy.info, where the author hosts weekly photo quizzes. After reading this book, you will never look at your research materials the same way again! Forensic Genealogy comes with the Forensic Genealogy CD ROM and a mail-in coupon from Family Tree DNA for a $10 discount on any testing service. Forensic Genealogy was published in March 2005. The book offered here is brand new, approximately 8" x 9", weighes about 1.5 lbs. Autographed upon request. CA residents please add $2.05 tax.*** - Now I have had a chance to read through this book. I only wish that I had done so earlier.....All in all, "Forensic Genealogy" provides a fresh view of the many methods and objects that genealogists have used for decades. This one is a "keeper." I enjoyed reading "Forensic Genealogy" and suspect that you will also. You can learn more about this book and some of the techniques discussed at http://www.forensicgenealogy.info. **** Dick Eastman, Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter, June 17, 2005 http://eogn.typepad.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2005/06/forensic_geneal.html