A buried mother. A need for DNA. A new challenge.
In this episode of The Fronczak Files, Jack and Tracey continue the conversation from last week, taking a deeper look at the team’s decision to petition the state of New Jersey to exhume Marie Duncan Rosenthal.
Why has Jack run out of options within the current legal system? Why have attorneys been unwilling to assist him in reclaiming his genetic identity? And what does it actually take to organize and carry out a court-ordered exhumation?
Join Jack and Tracey as they explain the painstaking legal process required for Jack to finally shed the identity of Paul Joseph Fronczak and take another critical step forward in the search for his missing twin sister, Jill Rosenthal.
In this episode, Jack and Tracey:
• Explain the legal obstacles Jack has faced in reclaiming his genetic identity
• Detail the many steps, approvals, and individuals required to carry out a court-ordered exhumation
• Share more about the newly established Jack and Jill Rosenthal Foundation
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The Fronczak Files is the mouthpiece of The Jack and Jill Rosenthal Foundation for Missing and Unidentified Children. We reopen the search for missing children whose cases have gone cold through investigative research, forensic genealogy, public awareness, and family advocacy.
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