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'if' DNA were found and 'no' match is located in the database then canvasing the apts for volunteers to swab is doable but probably unlikely due to manpower with the required training to handle biological material. I guess residents could be called down to a medical facility but the more I think about it the more unfeasible it becomes.
I know in England, they don't hesitate to do DNA sweeps. They did it in at least three big cases I know of. Of course, it is voluntary but refusing is a big red flag that they almost hope for. But over here, it would be much more difficult to get people to cooperate, imo.
'if' DNA were found and 'no' match is located in the database then canvasing the apts for volunteers to swab is doable but probably unlikely due to manpower with the required training to handle biological material. I guess residents could be called down to a medical facility but the more I think about it the more unfeasible it becomes.
My 16yo son had a simple answer for why she would leave the dog for a second. Maybe she had to go put a poop bag in the dumpster.
Those sorts of methods just don't fly in the United States.
They have done that here in the states in a few cases I know of.
Can't believe I forgot the sweet girl's name, but she was only about 6, lived in a tight knit trailer park, and her parents allowed her to go and play with friends, unsupervised. And a sick teen killed her and buried her in a field.
They asked all the males in the park for DNA and this teen balked...
They have done that here in the states in a few cases I know of.
Can't believe I forgot the sweet girl's name, but she was only about 6, lived in a tight knit trailer park, and her parents allowed her to go and play with friends, unsupervised. And a sick teen killed her and buried her in a field.
They asked all the males in the park for DNA and this teen balked...
Sounds familiar, but I am blanking, too. I'll keep trying to remember the case... IIRC, the rest of the neighbors were essentially happy to do it, knowing that the samples would be destroyed if no match.
They have done that here in the states in a few cases I know of.
Can't believe I forgot the sweet girl's name, but she was only about 6, lived in a tight knit trailer park, and her parents allowed her to go and play with friends, unsupervised. And a sick teen killed her and buried her in a field.
They asked all the males in the park for DNA and this teen balked...
Yes they do. This is how they broke Austin Sigg in Colorado.Those sorts of methods just don't fly in the United States.
If I were the parents.....oh boy hell hath no fury, this is just not acceptable if I still lived there I would make the 30 minute drive to show them how hell hath no fury... this just disappoints and hurts me for them and for Katelyn....grrr... rant over ...sorry