Jan 28, 2015
Fisher opens the
show with the latest on the strange case of Paul Fronczak, who grew
up believing he had been kidnapped as a baby and then returned to
his parents in Chicago. But, a 2012 DNA test revealed that
Paul was not his parents' natural child. Two years later,
Paul's advocates are coming close to identifying at least one of
his birth families. That in itself is a strange tale!
Here all about it with Fisher's Family Histoire News!
Fisher then
keeps his promise to a listener who was wanting information on
researching Swedish ancestors by bringing on professional
researcher Kim Melchior. Kim talks about the various records
available, getting your ancestors "across the pond," and historic
information on points such as why so many Swedes immigrated in the
late 19th and early 20th centuries. Kim will give you some
great insight.
Then Fisher
visits with a couple from North Carolina, Clarence and Carolyn
Jennings. The Jennings recently discovered a 150 year old
letter that revealed the fate of a family member in the Civil
War... information long sought after by many Jennings researchers.
Hear the authors touching words as he describes to his mother
the death of his brother on the battlefield.
Finally, Tom
Perry of TMCPlace.com reveals a new version of a long established
software that helps you to eliminate background noises from your
audio recordings. It's great news especially if you have old
recordings that have distracting sounds in them.
That's all this
week on Extreme Genes, America's Family History Show!