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I find it somewhat silly that on finding out her son didn't match her first though was that he had been switched, rather than that there was an error in the tes
by bcl 16y ago
I find it somewhat silly that on finding out her son didn't match her first though was that he had been switched, rather than that there was an error in the testing. Which is more likely to happen?
- kalid 16y agoI think people may be likely to think that "DNA evidence" is rock solid.
- tomjen3 16y agoIf the hospital had had a case of baby switching just prior it sounds much more likely that they also had a bunch of cases that were never solved. But the switched DNA results actually scare me more: I wonder how many innocent people have been convicted based on DNA evidence that only happened because some labrat switched a bunch of vials around?