Apr 13, 2015
Fisher opens the
show with an overview of the murder case he never imagined he would
become a part of. He sets up his conversation later in the
show with a New Jersey woman who was his feet on the ground on the
victim's hometown. They would attempt to locate living family
members thirty-two years after Theresa Rose Greaves went missing in
Utah. In family histoire news, Fisher reviews the strange
similarities of the remains of a soldier found in Europe, who was
killed in the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, and King Richard III.
And he talks about the recent passing of a 116-year-old woman
who twice voted for President Obama.
In segments two
and three Fisher and Debbie Veerers, a former classmate of murder
victim Theresa Greaves, talk about the hunt for Theresa's family,
and the efforts of the Collingswood High (NJ) School Class of '77
to fundraise for a memorial and/or scholarship fund in her
name.
Afterwords, Tom
Perry shares some great ideas from the National Archives on the
handling of old boxes of family materials. Some of them may
even be hazardous to your health! Tom will explain why.
That's all this
week on Extreme Genes, America's Family History Show!