Article Index Virtual Pride 2020 The Trans Doe Task Force hosted a virtual pride event all weekend. We had Q&A with forensic genealogists, student volunteer Trans Doe Task Force 2.0 We hope that everyone has been able to stay safe and well during these unusually trying times. We want to Collaborative Approaches in the Identification of Transgender and Gender Variant Decedents Left to right: Anthony Redgrave, Lee Bingham Redgrave, Dr. Amy Michael, Dr. Mari Isa by Dr. Amy Michael Lee Bingham 51 “Name Unknown” on the 2019 Trans Day of Remembrance List This year, the Trans Doe Task Force is hosting a virtual TDOR event in the form of an online peer Case evaluation example: Worcester Doe A John Doe from Worcester, Massachusetts (NamUs #UP16104) has been removed from the Trans Doe Task Force case list and New Forensic Illustration of Pillar Point Doe, San Mateo/Half Moon Bay, CA 1983 These new forensic illustrations have been provided by illustrator Kim Parkhurst. We would like to thank Kim for her careful New Forensic Illustration of Live Oak Doe (Texas, 1986) Little information is available about Live Oak Doe, who was killed on July 10, 1986, in South Houston, Texas. It The Incredible Postmortem Journey of “Transgender Julie Doe” This article was originally posted on December 28, 2018, and has been updated as of May 20, 2020. On Sunday 48 “Unknown Names” on the 2018 Trans Day of Remembrance list "The Transgender Day of Remembrance was set aside to memorialize those who were killed due to anti-transgender hatred or prejudice."(from A Gender-Variant Person’s Guide to DNA Testing While we at the Trans Doe Task Force encourage anyone and everyone to help by sharing their raw DNA data
