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WASP reporter: Revision 1

TEXTS:

Defectors gone missing

The 93% Club 

Family Tree Forensics

How does Parabon NanoLabs operate?

 

(Key terms: DNA analysis, genetic genealogy service, cold cases, reverse-engineered family tree)

Who is Sophie Pender? 

Describe her childhood and school achievements.

Why did Sophie get disappointed when she got to Bristol University?

Who is Lim Ji- hyun? Who are the 'Northern beauties'? 

Contrast Lim's life in North Korea (before her defection) and in South Korea. 

How did genetic genealogy help to arrest the Golden State Killer? What is GEDmatch? 

Give an example of a current case Parabon has worked on. (Utah 2018) 

What is The 93% Club and how did it get its name? 

The club is a kind of old boys' network in reverse. Explain why. 

Why do North Koreans escape to South Korea? How does Kim Jong - un regard such acts? 

Why are celebrities like Lim considered to be dangerous by North Korea? 

Why is catching criminals through detailed DNA analysis controversial? Mention Dr Caitlin Curtis.  

What are the current concerns of CeCe Moore? Why has it become more difficult to solve the cases? 

How did "the 7% club" react to the growing popularity of the 93 % Club? Which objections did private school students come with?  

How did Pender react to these objections? What is Oxford University's Bullingdon Club? 

Describe the circumstances of Lim's reappearing in North Korea in July 2017. 

How does the North Korean regime 'use' Lim now?

What does Sun-hi think about Lim's 'return' to North Korea? 

What are the consequences of rigid admission systems at American universities? 

How's Pender doing at the moment? Which achievement of hers is she most proud of?