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All Chelsea Rustad had been trying to do was learn the name of her great grandparents. What she uncovered was a secret that was buried much deeper.
A former Mississippi resident is on a mission to give every set of unidentified remains in her home state their names back. Genetic genealogist Carla Davis currently lives in Dubai but she maintains a home back in the state where she grew up and said she always feels close to Mississippi.
Vera Eidelman, staff attorney for the ACLU's Speech, Privacy and Technology Project, said people need to think about the wealth of information they're giving up when they use genetic testing kits for fun.
Their family histories or making some new covers altogether themselves? >> well, i don't want to give away too much, but i do believe many people will find hope through paul's story. and i hope that the families of missing children are encouraged to put their dna in the commercial dna testing data bases. because i do believe there are many children out there that were kidnapped in order to be raised or sold and not killed. and there are probably many, many, many of those people out there not realizing their true identities. >> wow. really fascinating. i cannot wait to what. cece moore, thank y...
I'm not the real paul froncac. i don't know who michigan parents are. i don't know how old i am. i was, like, wow. >> wow, what a mystery. joining us now is c.c. moore, a dna investigator and chief genetic meteorologist for pair bon nano labs. she played a key role in helping paul untangle the mystery of his past. so good to see you, ceecee. . >> thank you for having me. . >> tell us what a dna detective is and what you do. >> i have the most amazing job. genetic genealogy is a very powerful tool. so there's quite a few applications. we can use it to solve family mysteries, identifying long de...