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Yes and the investigators should be allowed to use all the data available to them. One would expect that in such a situation only the DNA of the criminal who c
by Karawebnetwork 4y ago
Yes and the investigators should be allowed to use all the data available to them.
One would expect that in such a situation only the DNA of the criminal who committed the rape would have been recorded. My issue with the situation here is that a rape kit should not have been a source of data.
That the DNA of a victim should not have been saved and added to a database. It should not been made available to the investigators.