1) The document describes three situations involving the identification of secondary genetic findings from exome sequencing. 2) In the first situation, exome sequencing of a child identified not only the causal diagnosis but also a pathogenic BRCA2 mutation inherited from the father, raising issues around informing the family. 3) The second situation involved identifying a likely pathogenic KCNH2 variation (linked to long QT syndrome) in a patient, necessitating familial screening in the absence of a primary diagnosis. 4) The third situation was a deceased infant where exome sequencing identified a variant of unknown significance related to the condition as well as a pathogenic PSK9 mutation inherited from the unknown father, complicating informing relatives.