Greetings and a warm welcome to the latest edition of the Ancestral Findings newsletter. I trust that your week has been absolutely splendid thus far.

This week, you have the opportunity to access the next set of free genealogy lookups. Take advantage of this valuable resource.

Suppose you have been listening to the genealogical community in the past few years. In that case, you will probably have heard of some issues regarding privacy and your possession or lack thereof when submitting your DNA to DNA testing sites. It has been a big topic in the national news ever since DNA on an open-source DNA storage website was used to identify a serial killer who began a decade of unsolved killings in California in the 1970s. The killer himself did not submit DNA, but a cousin of his did, and that was enough for investigators to scour these sites to identify the probable perpetrator. If you have concerns regarding a DNA test you have taken or plan to take in the future, let's discuss the essential aspects of DNA and how it relates to your privacy.

I am pleased to inform you that the recipients of this week's free postcards have been selected. It's time to check the list of winners to see if you are one of the lucky ones.

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Happy Searching!

Will

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