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DNA matching???

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  1. The UCI / police could do a dna match of all those bags and compare
    them with the many blood samples the UCI has collected ....

    Well, okay, the uci could hire someone to do it. And then argue they
    know what they are doing. And leak the info. Or take bribes for not
    leaking it. And fire someone for leaking it. And deny leaking it. and
    ......

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    The UCI / police could do a dna match of all those bags and compare
    them with the many blood samples the UCI has collected ....

    Well, okay, the uci could hire someone to do it. And then argue they
    know what they are doing. And leak the info. Or take bribes for not
    leaking it. And fire someone for leaking it. And deny leaking it. and

    Look, they have the goods with names etc. on them. They aren't going to
    have to prove their case like they do in the USA.

  3. "Tom Kunich" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    The UCI / police could do a dna match of all those bags and compare
    them with the many blood samples the UCI has collected ....

    Well, okay, the uci could hire someone to do it. And then argue they
    know what they are doing. And leak the info. Or take bribes for not
    leaking it. And fire someone for leaking it. And deny leaking it. and

    Look, they have the goods with names etc. on them. They aren't going to
    have to prove their case like they do in the USA.


    Names on them don't prove whose blood is in the bag. Your name could be on
    one of them. Sorry, wrong type of bag.

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