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26th April 18, 08:20 PM
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 Originally Posted by The Q
Our police forces, are getting good at this to, there have been several cases of drivers getting DNA tested due to an accident or for some other minor offence . Then using DNA a relative has been traced that was guilty of some much more serious offence..
Having your DNA tested has another hazard, like looking in the mirror and realising you don't look like your"father" but the milkman (USA substitute some other regular delivery driver).
I remember some case came up in a criminal case involving DNA in the USA, where the victim found out her Father was also her Grandfather....
A Reuters new reports provided the following statement tonight:
"Investigators in California narrowed in on the Golden State Killer suspect by using the genetic profile of a relative on ancestry websites that solicit DNA samples from users, a Sacramento County prosecutor said on Thursday."
Just a heads up.
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