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Christine Burke

I advocate for victims and protect clients as we tell the human story through forensic genetic genealogy.

I believe that, in the quest for justice, every human being counts and deserves to be identified, remembered, and valued. 

I actively support law enforcement and the difficult job you do.

  • Forensic Genetic Genealogist

    Since 2017 identifying and educating civilians and law enforcement world-wide.

  • Law Enforcement Expert

    Court-qualified since 2019.

  • Private Investigator Agency Owner

    Since 2008, working on numerous cases, testifying in court and supporting accurate and effective investigations.

  • IADLEST & POST Certified Instructor

    Long-term agency, community college, and university instructor. Training GGLE since 2021.

  • Retired Detective and Sergeant

    Road patrol, homicide, task forces, and training. Blending old-school policing with the new, for competent, efficient, and cost-effective results.
LET'S TALK ABOUT HOW WE CAN HELP
images of forensic genetic genealogist christine burke in her past law enforcement career

VISION and MIssIon 

VISION:
To create a world where every solvable crime is solved through advanced genetic genealogy techniques, bringing closure to victims and justice to communities.
To revolutionize criminal investigations by making forensic genetic genealogy the standard practice in law enforcement agencies nationwide.
To be the catalyst that transforms cold case investigations, ensuring no victim is forgotten and no perpetrator escapes justice through DNA technology.
MISSION:
To equip law enforcement agencies with the training, tools, and support needed to solve 50% more cold cases within 5 years through forensic genetic genealogy.
To train 18,000 law enforcement professionals in forensic genetic genealogy techniques by 2030, enabling agencies to solve previously unsolvable cases with efficiency and accuracy.
To provide end-to-end genetic genealogy solutions that help law enforcement agencies close at minimum 3,600 cold cases within 7 years, while reducing investigation time and costs by 40%.