1. Yes, that was Cora Crippen/Belle Elmore’s remains in the cellar. The evidence was compelling enough in 1910 to have Crippen convicted in less than 30 mins.
I'm going to be @TheLdnArchives chatting with Neil Fraser @HeirHunter about When Paper Trails Meet DNA, July 2nd, 6-8pm. Come and hear how family mysteries are being solved with a combination of archival research & DNA. 🧬
Last feww tickets here:
https://t.co/T7fJ3dCOpK
THE DNA OF HISTORY - Prof. Turi King UK Tour
Step into a fascinating journey through science and discovery with internationally renowned geneticist Prof Turi King, best known for leading the ground breaking identification of King Richard III.
I'm going to be speaking at the Edinburgh book festival on August 19th about my new book Secrets of our DNA. Do come along and listen to be chat about how genetic research is changing our understanding of the world. 😊🧬
https://t.co/Kqi3L1CDvf
Congratulations to Professor Turi King on her new publication
"The Secrets of our DNA: How Genetics has Changed the World".
Available through Waterstones etc https://t.co/Z2HH0kGxh0
'Unequivocally expert.' Sunday Times
I'm being awarded the @IHGS Julian Bickersteth Medal - awarded 'to persons who have made notable and exemplary contributions to family history studies'. I've been working in genetic genealogy for over 25 years so this is a lovely honour.
Congratulations to Professor Turi King on being awarded Julian Bickersteth Memorial Medal. From leading the analysis that identified Richard III to pioneering genetic genealogy her work is ground breaking. “Family history & genetic genealogy have always been central to my work.”
I wrote a piece for @globeandmail to go alongside The Secrets of our DNA being published by @PenguinCanada. I write about the power of our DNA and what it can tell us but also, perhaps more importantly, about what it can't tell us. 😊🧬
https://t.co/uSsSdMU8xg
@cbcbooks
Turi King: ‘The Knox case shows there was a misunderstanding about what DNA can tell you’.
The expert who helped identify the remains of Richard III talks Hitler’s genitalia, the OJ trial, and what she tells crime writers.
Interview by Andrew Anthony
https://t.co/6I41ieZe8y
I have a long commute & listen to a lot of podcasts. I can definitely recommend Confessions of a Book Collector with the fab @DavidHHeadley@GoldsboroBooks. I confess I had tears running down my cheeks listening to @alisonbarrow as I too love that scene from The Railway Children.
It's Publication Day for Secrets of Our DNA in Canada!
So exciting! You can pick up your very own copy here:
Indigo:
https://t.co/CyvXFr8fXo
Amazon:
https://t.co/fKUeYh9LvN
@PatriciaTreble@PenguinCanada