Tracking the Path of the Original: A Forensic Genetic, Demographic, and Legal Audit of the Muur Continuity Hypothesis

The forensic report challenges the Out of Africa theory and the transatlantic slave trade narrative by presenting evidence that the original inhabitants of the Americas, now labeled as "Black American," are autochthonous populations with a genetic heritage distinct from African reference samples. The study integrates genetic, documentary, physiological, and legal evidence to argue that these populations have been systematically reclassified to obscure their sovereign identity and land rights. Key findings include higher genetic affinity to Paleoamerican specimens, evidence of algorithmic bias in genetic comparisons, and historical documentation of administrative reclassification. The report is part of a series examining the erasure of dark-skinned sovereign peoples through colonial reclassification.