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"mcs" <mcsantpollution@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> get dna from everyone at birth,
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>
> why is taking a dna sample a very scary thought?
> because they might plant what you have?
> I think they can safeguard that by having like a video of people going
in
> and out and do***enting what has been touched with video cameras.
And how do you verify that the cameras were never turned off?
Or what if David Blaine was a cop? A good magician makes you see what
he wants you to see, while he does something you don't expect.
> Obviously one would have to be filmed taking your dna and planting it, I
> think its a fantastic idea
It would be incredibly easy to plant DNA. And you wouldn't have to
plant it at the crime scene. You could introduce it at the lab, or in
the evidence room.
Ultimately, you either trust or do not trust the chain of evidence,
depending on whether you believe the people who are carrying out the
processing of evidence are trustworthy.
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