from world wars I and II, as well as the Korean War. The project partnered with Intermountain Forensics by June 2022 to help on the 1921 Tulsa Identification Project in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The goal of the collaboration and the latter project is to identify victims of the 1921 Tulsa race massacre. The city of Tulsa organized several exhumations in mid-2021. Press and Fitzpatrick worked with Lawrence Wein, professor of operations, information, and technology at Stanford Graduate School of Business and Mine Su Ertürk, a PhD student, on a paper proposing a new mathematical search method to help genealogists in forensic genealogy investigations. On September 19, 2022, Othram announced that Alachua County John Doe, a skeleton discovered in Alachua County, Florida, in 1979 with a noose near it, was identified as Ralph Tufano of New York. It is unknown why he traveled to Alachua County and if his death was murder or suicide. The case was originally handled by the DDP. Sequencing of the decedent's genetic material was difficult in this case. The project worked on the case of a dismembered unidentified male found in St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana in 2016 but the decedent was identified by the police in October 2022 as Kleanthis Konstantinidis after the decedent's severed foot was discovered in a different location. On December 20, 2022, DNA Doe Project announced a collaboration with Ramapo College of New Jersey and Palisades Interstate Parkway Police. They would begin their program on Spring 2023 for 15 weeks. There are 2 John Does revealed for the program so far. On February 28, 2023, DNA Doe Project, Pima County Coroner's Office and Ramapo College of New Jersey announced on adding 3 more John Does from Pima County, Arizona. The project was involved in the case of Jonesport John Doe (2000); however, the lack of close matches on DNA databases couldn't lead to any further investigation. The decedent was identified in December 2022 as Phillip Kahn by the FBI, using fingerprints and dental records. See also Unidentified decedent References External links DNA Doe Project web site 2017 establishments in the United States Forensics organizations Missing people organizations Non-profit organizations based in California Organizations established in 2017 Person databases