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I have been following this case for some time in various sources, and there is essentially no way to spin this as other than a determined and long-running attem
by mannykannot 8y ago
I have been following this case for some time in various sources, and there is essentially no way to spin this as other than a determined and long-running attempt to pervert justice. Deliberately falsely imprisoning someone is the moral equivalent of kidnapping in my book.
- mattigames 8y agoPrison is worse than kidnapping, when you are kidnapped you can grab to the hope someone (the cops?) will rescue you soon, when the state does it that hope is non-existent.
- Mirioron 8y agoYou're also allowed to defend yourself when kidnapped. No such thing when the state does it.
- chronogram 8y agoWhich should be the other way around... :-(
- tareqak 8y agoAre you saying you should not be allowed to defend yourself if you are kidnapped by an entity that is not the state?
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- hn_throwaway_99 8y agoDo you have any other sources you can post? In particular, the article mentions how the OCME claimed they had done studies on the reliability of this DNA technique, but in fact hadn't. If that turned out to be a complete, bald-faced lie, I would expect that there would be an independent investigation and, if those statements were made in an official capacity, that someone would be in legal jeopardy.