Found Deceased WA - Jenise Wright, 6, Bremerton, 2 Aug 2014 - #4 *Arrest*

[momrids6]

LE explained that if the sample did not match it was immediately discarded & of course could never be used again.

rsbm;
I would really love to see that in writing, and wonder if there are ever legally binding contracts used. LE is allowed to lie- and if sample is entered into CODIS, it is in....

every profession has its bad apples too... giving someone access to something so important is not a decision to be made lightly imo.
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"If you agree to provide a DNA sample,you should assume the police will keep it forever and will include your profile in the offender database. Because you have given the sample voluntarily, you may not be eligible for your state’s procedure to have the sample expunged. If you have any concerns about giving a sample voluntarily, you should tell the police that you wish to talk with a lawyer about the consequences of providing a sample before you decide whether to give one. Although the police may be suspicious of your refusal, they cannot obtain a warrant based only on that refusal."

"While law enforcement officials may promise to destroy samples after testing, there is no way to determine if the evidence has in fact been destroyed. After a DNA dragnet of over 1,000 men in Louisiana failed to find a match to the suspect’s genetic profile, law enforcement officers entered the local men’s DNA profiles into the state’s criminal database. Some individuals have sued, usually without success, to have their DNA profiles removed and biological samples destroyed."

http://www.councilforresponsiblegenetics.org/pageDocuments/I6W7Q3D7RM.pdf

 

[princesspjs]

In WA if you want to you can pack up all the cans that you want to and haul them into a recycling center. They will pay you by the pound.

I'm not looking for links. I just know people who have done this.

 

[newone]

It is my understanding that there is no redemption value for cans in Washington. We have to pay for curbside recycling, as it is the only option. You can't even take your Washington cans to Oregon to recycle for money. In Oregon you'd get 5 cents per can, but the can machines read the barcode on the can and reject the ones bought in Washington.

thanks!

I got the impression that WA recyclers did offer 25cents a pound for crushed aluminum cans

this one says 40 cents

http://www.navycitymetals.com/pricing.html

I was just curious if there were ''scrappers'' amongst the community there

 

[Jules71]

The vigil tonight was beautiful and amazing! I posted lots of pictures on the FB page: Find Jenise Wright

https://www.facebook.com/FindJeniseWright

 

[gngr~snap]

rsbm;
I would really love to see that in writing, and wonder if there are ever legally binding contracts used. LE is allowed to lie- and if sample is entered into CODIS, it is in....

every profession has its bad apples too... giving someone access to something so important is not a decision to be made lightly imo.
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"If you agree to provide a DNA sample,you should assume the police will keep it forever and will include your profile in the offender database. Because you have given the sample voluntarily, you may not be eligible for your state’s procedure to have the sample expunged. If you have any concerns about giving a sample voluntarily, you should tell the police that you wish to talk with a lawyer about the consequences of providing a sample before you decide whether to give one. Although the police may be suspicious of your refusal, they cannot obtain a warrant based only on that refusal."

"While law enforcement officials may promise to destroy samples after testing, there is no way to determine if the evidence has in fact been destroyed. After a DNA dragnet of over 1,000 men in Louisiana failed to find a match to the suspect’s genetic profile, law enforcement officers entered the local men’s DNA profiles into the state’s criminal database. Some individuals have sued, usually without success, to have their DNA profiles removed and biological samples destroyed."

http://www.councilforresponsiblegenetics.org/pageDocuments/I6W7Q3D7RM.pdf

It sorta goes back to it can and will be used aginst you.
O/T Didn't they have to stop doing the 23and me DNA stuff ? Due to concerns about future insurability? It sounded like a conspiracy deal to me. moo
I have nothing to hide and I am sure they could figure out a way to get my DNA.
I wouldn't be happy about it floating around, but I gues with CODIS it's not floating around per se ,If they have to get a warrant does the warrant stipulate if your DNA is not invilved it must be destroyed?
I need to get educated on these type of things.
I do know a friend that did 23 and me. She was adopted, found 3 1/2 siblings! Her brother was 7 mos younger than her! Her biodad was a busy guy I guess. At 44 she met them all. She just did it to see what her risk of disease was...

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[newone]

Back in the prehistoric times, when I was a kid we searched fields woods etc looking for bottles for return ((coke bottles were a nickel back then)) it was commonplace. Now I understand that there are a lot of people who actually look in trash cans etc to scavenge on a daily basis and in some places there are ''turf wars'' over it KWIM. I would like to think that the recyclers have had their eyes on people bringing in cans etc looking for muddy clothes boots etc as per LE's request during the presser

 

[CluelessWonder]

I think they asked for DNA samples because they already had some DNA they thought came from the killer. I think that DNA came from inside the home.

 

[margarita25]

Just getting in, sad to see, Jenise's body was found, and they don't have any suspects at this time?

eta deleted by me.

 

[momrids6]

It sorta goes back to it can and will be used aginst you.
O/T Didn't they have to stop doing the 23and me DNA stuff ? Due to concerns about future insurability? It sounded like a conspiracy deal to me. moo
I have nothing to hide and I am sure they could figure out a way to get my DNA.
I wouldn't be happy about it floating around, but I gues with CODIS it's not floating around per se ,If they have to get a warrant does the warrant stipulate if your DNA is not invilved it must be destroyed?
I need to get educated on these type of things.
I do know a friend that did 23 and me. She was adopted, found 3 1/2 siblings! Her brother was 7 mos younger than her! Her biodad was a busy guy I guess. At 44 she met them all. She just did it to see what her risk of disease was...

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I don't have anything to hide either- but as a mom of 4 sons, who have about 70 years left of their lives, and lord knows what laws/rules etc will be/change, etc., - I would be hard pressed to hand over their dna.

 

[princesspjs]

I was reading an article and came across this bit of info that I hadn't seen posted here before. It seems important to help get the word out for the FBI:

Ayn Dietrich, a public affairs specialist for the Seattle FBI field office, thanked the community for its ongoing support and urged people to come forward with information.

“We’re asking the public to help investigators by providing any bit of information they have about activity in the Steele Creek Mobile Home Park during the weekend of Friday, Aug. 1 to Sunday, Aug. 3,” she said.

“Even if the information is not specifically detailed about Jenise’s whereabouts, one tip about a neighbor or incident might lead to another lead that investigators can explore. That lead, in turn, might help us uncover information that leads to bringing Jenise home. ... No piece of information is too small if it helps illustrate the timeline of events in the mobile home park that weekend.”

ETA:Anyone with information about Jenise should call 911 or 1-800-CALL-FBI.

http://www.centralkitsapreporter.com/news/270233541.html

 

[margarita25]

6 mile radius. Some sick %6 that lives nearby. Thoughts off the top of my head, going back to catch up. jmo

 

[momrids6]

I thought this part of the statement from LE was interesting; bbm:

"a regional Child Abduction Rapid Deployment team, which helps in all missing children cases, not just in abductions;"

http://www.centralkitsapreporter.com/news/270233541.html

 

[momrids6]

concerning the search, a comment made by E****O is one some may find important:

http://q13fox.com/2014/08/08/author...-part-of-bremerton-child-death-investigation/

 

[newone]

I wonder if the other children have been returned to their parents?

 

[newone]

concerning the search, a comment made by EO is one some may find important:

http://q13fox.com/2014/08/08/author...-part-of-bremerton-child-death-investigation/

....((MOO)) from comment I think you are hinting at

.....should have been found sooner ((leads me to think she was hidden elsewhere first))

 

[CHERIE.T]

concerning the search, a comment made by EO is one some may find important:

http://q13fox.com/2014/08/08/author...-part-of-bremerton-child-death-investigation/

Who is EO? I don't see those initials. :blushing:

 

[gngr~snap]

It was an FBI dog trained to find trace material that found the body.
http://www.theindychannel.com/news/fbi-missing-wash-6-year-old-girls-body-found

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[momrids6]

It was an FBI dog trained to find trace material that found the body.
http://www.theindychannel.com/news/fbi-missing-wash-6-year-old-girls-body-found

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I know Bomb dogs have been trained to find trace material of explosives. The only other one I found using Googleeze was :

Specially trained dogs have been used to locate forensic cadaver material and disaster survivors.

http://dogsdontlie.com/main/2008/12/cadaver-dogs-how-reliable-are-they-at-detecting-death/

Who is EO? I don't see those initials.

Hint: he is a Munster

 

[alreetlike]

I think/hope we'll see a quick arrest in this.

 

[gngr~snap]

When I grow up I want to train search and rescue dogs!
Sadly it's too late, I'll just have to send them some $. PTL for these dogs!

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