Start with your own history
Begin with genealogy information from Ancestry, 23andMe, or MyHeritage. File compatibility and consent should be checked before any genetic data is submitted.
Genealogy SaaS / A darker chapter
Your ancestry.
History’s notorious names.
Explore the possibility of family connections to infamous gangsters and serial killers, starting with your genealogy data. Follow the evidence—not the mythology.
Historical research, not a criminal-risk assessment.
No guaranteed genetic matches.
The historical connectionEvidence over speculation
Our research principles
Consent before curiositySources before storiesAncestry is not destiny
The approach / 01—03
A family tree.
Not a verdict.
The most compelling connection is one you can explain. Our concept brings personal genealogy and notorious historical biographies into the same research journey—with clear limits on what either can prove.
Bring your starting point
Ancestry · 23andMe · MyHeritage
Independent concept. Not affiliated with or endorsed by these providers.
Follow the documented trail
Explore the family histories of notorious gangsters and serial killers. Shared names and locations are research leads—not proof of a family connection.
Separate evidence from intrigue
Look for records that support each link. A genetic relationship requires a verified reference sample; an interesting story alone cannot establish one.
Plans & access
Choose your next chapter.
Review the available plans below before subscribing. A subscription does not guarantee a historical connection or access to verified reference DNA.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
Before you begin
Curiosity needs context.
Follow the evidence
History has names.
Find your starting point.
Begin with a question. Keep an open mind about the answer.