Indiana Going Genealogy Mainstream

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       Indiana State Police Accepting Applications

         for New Forensic Genealogist Position

     Genetic genealogy has grown in popularity over the past few years – so much so that the Indiana State Police are looking to pay someone a more than $65,000 salary for the work.

    ISP announced Thursday that they are now accepting applications for a forensic genealogist, a newly created position for the agency. The person hired for the job will have responsibilities in “routine forensic investigative genetic genealogy analysis with associated court presentation,” according to a release.

They will work in the Indiana State Police Laboratory Division at the Indianapolis Regional Laboratory.