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100 1  Rae-Venter, Barbara,|eauthor. 
245 10 I know who you are|h[OverDrive/Libby electronic resource]
       |bhow an amateur DNA sleuth unmasked the Golden State 
       Killer and changed crime fighting forever /|cBarbara Rae-
       Venter. 
264  1 New York, NY :|bBallantine Books,|c[2023] 
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505 0  Part one: Lisa Jensen, January 2015 -- Part two: the Bear 
       Brook murders, January 2017 -- Part three: the Golden 
       State Killer, March 2017 -- Part four: the Clearfield 
       rapist and the boy under the billboard, October 2017 -- 
       Part five: Seattle baby boy Doe and precious Jane Doe, 
       July 2018 -- Part six: home. 
520    "The amateur DNA sleuth who solved one of the most 
       infamous cold cases in American history-the Golden State 
       Killer crime spree-tells the incredible true story of how 
       she did it, and explains how her methods have forever 
       changed criminal investigations. In the span of just a few
       years, Barbara Rae-Venter went from researching her family
       history as a retiree to finding a serial killer who had 
       baffled law enforcement for decades. I Know Who You Are 
       tracks her improbable journey to becoming the nation's 
       leading authority in investigative genetic genealogy, and 
       to identifying the Golden State Killer-who had evaded 
       authorities for forty-four years-in just sixty-three days.
       Rae-Venter also details other extraordinary cases that she
       has worked on, from the first criminal cold case she ever 
       cracked-uncovering the long-lost identity of a child 
       abductee-to the heartbreaking case of the Billboard Boy, 
       which began with unidentified remains dumped along a North
       Carolina highway. When she looks at DNA data, Rae-Venter 
       sees numbers, percentages, probabilities-but she also sees
       the very stuff that makes us who we are. Drawing on both 
       her own experiences and insights from all the key players 
       in her investigations, Rae-Venter brings readers inside 
       her unique "grasshopper mind" as she analyzes DNA data; 
       pores through obituaries, marriage records, and old 
       newspapers articles; and envisions different scenarios 
       that bring her closer and closer to her target. She lets 
       readers join in on urgent calls from sheriffs, FBI agents,
       district attorneys, and researchers, and she takes us 
       inside the struggle to obtain a usable crime scene DNA 
       sample and other unexpected roadblocks that often make the
       search more difficult. Time and again, Rae-Venter pushes 
       through setbacks, finds new angles of investigation, and 
       uses the most cutting-edge new technology-much of it 
       developed during her search-until, finally, a critical 
       piece of the puzzle suddenly tumbles into place. I Know 
       Who You Are 
520    captures the exhilaration of the moment of discovery in 
       cold case investigations, but also the sheer depth of 
       emotion that lingers around these cases and informs Rae-
       Venter's careful approach to her work. It is a story of 
       relentless curiosity, of constant invention and 
       reinvention, and of recognizing that we may not be who we 
       thought we were"--|cProvided by publisher. 
533    Electronic reproduction.|bNew York|cRandom House 
       Publishing Group|d2023|nAvailable via World Wide Web. 
600 10 DeAngelo, Joseph James,|d1945- 
650  0 Serial murderers|zCalifornia|vBiography. 
650  0 Rapists|zCalifornia|vBiography. 
650  0 Cold cases (Criminal investigation)|zCalifornia. 
650  0 Criminal investigation|zCalifornia. 
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776 08 |iOnline version:|aRae-Venter, Barbara.|tI know who you 
       are|dNew York, NY : Ballantine Books, [2023]
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