I was 13 when that happened, I never forgot her. It bothered me that it wasn't solved for so long. Cece is awesome.

CeeCee Moore is a national treasure

CeCe Moore is amazing. So brilliant.

@sherryweems8579

2 ай бұрын

ABSOLUTELY YES SHE IS!!!!

Cece Moore is incredible. it's so good to see genetic genealogy being used for these heinous crimes. I'm very interested in how this case pans out. I used the same sort of technique to work out who was my paternal grandmother's biological father was.

Cece Moore and Megyn Kelly together on any program is a very good thing ... 👍

@miacrabtree2085

Жыл бұрын

Yes! Agreed. They are both so interesting & intelligent.

@ebonie1603

Жыл бұрын

@@miacrabtree2085 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

@ebonie1603

Жыл бұрын

@Loretta Thanks Jesus 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

Amazing! Give this woman her own TV show please!

@smileyzed3843

3 ай бұрын

It’s called the genetic detective there’s only one season but it’s fantastic

This story is amazing! The number of cases being solved this way is freaking awesome.

This is so fascinating! Can’t wait to watch the entire thing!

megan let her talk brilliantly...

Incredible work. She's amazing. I hope the killer is fully brought to justice.

This advancement in technology is so exciting to me! I took 2 dna tests this summer and uploaded them to GEDMatch so I could contribute to these efforts in some small way. No one should get away with murder!

Holy Shit! I'm visualizing how incredibly tedious this has to have been! Wow! Thank You for the awesome video!

How interesting! Thanks for sharing her stories.

Wow, this is amazing! Astounding CeCe technology. Thank you Megyn.

It's unfortunate that the two largest databases (Ancestry and 23andme) won't cooperate with Law Enforcement. CeCe and others doing this work are limited to two small databases: GEDMatch and FTDNA. A lot more of these cold cases would be solved if Ancestry and 23andme made their databases available.

@sayhello5377

Жыл бұрын

People who signed up to use these services did not consent to their DNA profiles being given over to law enforcement. That’s the problem. People were misled by these companies, who turned around and sold their DNA profiles a few years ago. The government doesn’t just have the right to obtain everyone’s DNA.

@CarolABlack-ic1hs

Жыл бұрын

@sayhello5377 well said...👩

@sylviabargas3340

Жыл бұрын

@@sayhello5377 Ancestry and 23andMe could let people Opt-In to letting law enforcement access their DNA. That's what GEDMatch and FTDNA are doing.

@quantumnature514

9 ай бұрын

@@sylviabargas3340 That's what I think would be awesome. I would totally be willing to opt in.

This interview was jaw dropping, and throughout it I wondered how the latest advancements in AI technology will be used to solve these crimes and other mysteries.

Wow! I love CeCe

So wonderful families are having murders resolved and the guilty held to account.

Fascinating, thanks Megyn.

I love what you do! So inspirational.

You go girl.See what happens when you don't stop trying!!!!!

@blusnuby2

2 ай бұрын

Never say CAN`T !

You can solve Delphi murderer You can solve idaho murderer BUT...can't solve little girl Jon benet ramsey 😢 Go figure!

@gummybears-n-crime1317

Жыл бұрын

💯! Did you see how Mr. R wanted Colorado LE to run the DNA through genealogy and the powers That be refuse!? It’s maddening!!!! Check it out!!

What’s the female equivalent of being knighted? That’s what CeCe Moore needs She’s amazing

Cece Moore you said, well done Cece, this will make Megyn's fans have you as shoulder to cry on for now instead of having thoughts like I don't care even though I care from the ladies and I am fine this is nothing I am a man from the gents, I was right to wait before doing something similar, but waited because I felt like some haven't cried in a way that they don't want no more so they will get that relief now thanks to you,then I can put you and them in one group when I get time, you will ask what group? I will explain later,bye

There are probably a number of baddies that are wondering when their number is going to come up.

But why did he do it? There was no SA. Her own knife from the kitchen was used. Was he already in the apartment? Was he there to rob the place? They should have made him tell why when he pled guilty

Boulder CO Police what are you wafting for ??????

This was so hard to follow. 😱

"Genetic genealogy?" I think you mean familial DNA matching. Genetic genealogy is a redundant phrase that means nothing.

@feliciagaffney1998

3 ай бұрын

It's the term that has been coined for it. Genealogical research is used to do the matching (i.e. all the trees she had to make).

A cold case but has genealogy been used in an ongoing investigation case to make an arrest?its relatively new as she says plus it's not admissible in court as CECE Moore further states so it won't be allowed in the Idaho murders either.

@HopeBonarcher

Жыл бұрын

Just from my VERY limited understanding from watching true crime shows, the ancestry stuff isn’t admissible but if she finds a match and then tips the police, they can then look into the person and find actual admissible evidence if there is any… ie alibi, motive, past history with the victim, criminal history, etc… pretty interesting stuff.

@sylviabargas3340

Жыл бұрын

It's not admissible by itself. Only admissible if it identifies a suspect whose DNA matches that of the crime scene.

@kevinchambers1101

9 ай бұрын

It's not mentioned to be used in a court case, it is used to find the person responsible. It is the job of the police to then build their case using evidence.

It would be nice if someone could just say what they need to say to me instead of making me feel as though I'm in trouble for God only knows this thing has me sick to my stomache and I didn't do any thing but was related to certain people so just out with it instead of threatening me please

@feliciagaffney1998

3 ай бұрын

Who is threatening you?

Her name is pronounced “Becker”. It’s an old pa Dutch name. I knew this killer.