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Brooklyn Missing Persons Day on Nov. 10
First-ever event in Brooklyn will bring free services and support to families of long-term missing persons. Call 212-323-1201 to schedule an appointment.
Adult woman is first 9/11 victim identified through forensic investigative genetic genealogy.
The OCME Family Information Guide helps loved ones navigate the next steps after a sudden loss, including identification procedures, claiming a decedent for final disposition and autopsy guidelines.
The first-of-its-kind Genetic Intervention Family Testing Services (GIFTS) program will screen surviving family members at risk of inherited conditions to save lives.
A contribution to one of the nation’s most prestigious medical journals aims to advance understanding and appreciation for forensic pathology.
Office of Chief Medical Examiner
The New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) protects public health and serves impartial justice through forensic science and medicine. OCME provides answers in support of families, victims, and communities during times of profound need.