LINative13
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Dr. Yvonne I. Milewski,*Suffolk
's medical examiner, said her agency is "aware of carbon-14 dating techniques, their potential uses and limitations."
"We cannot comment on the ongoing Gilgo investigations," she said. "These techniques do not establish a specific identification. As a general policy, the medical examiner's office would consider pursuing any scientific method that could potentially provide additional information, and possibly assist in a criminal investigation."
So if I'm understanding correctly from what I read. It is up to the ME whether or not to use such technology.
Perhaps a few letters to her office might make it happen?
Right on man.