Frankie Hellis
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Frankie Hellis reacted to Eliver's post in the thread Japan - Miyazawa family of 4 murdered, Setagaya, Tokyo, 30 Dec 2000 #4 with
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IIRC, Faceless podcast actually goes into detail on this, explaining something I had no idea about (and I remember even Nicolas... -
Frankie Hellis reacted to Charlot123's post in the thread Japan - Miyazawa family of 4 murdered, Setagaya, Tokyo, 30 Dec 2000 #4 with Like.
I am ready to accept any version because, honestly, the police has the main key to the case - the DNA! - and doesn’t know much about the...
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Frankie Hellis replied to the thread Japan - Miyazawa family of 4 murdered, Setagaya, Tokyo, 30 Dec 2000 #4.IIRC, sand is made up of fragments of crustaceans and cartilages and bones and stuff (the scientific word “stuff”). It is those...
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Frankie Hellis reacted to FacelessPodcast's post in the thread Japan - Miyazawa family of 4 murdered, Setagaya, Tokyo, 30 Dec 2000 #4 with Like.
RSBM: There is no law stipulating that DNA can only be used 1:1 suspect comparison to existing offender database. The point is that...
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Frankie Hellis reacted to Incoherent's post in the thread Japan - Miyazawa family of 4 murdered, Setagaya, Tokyo, 30 Dec 2000 #4 with Like.
Unsure on this one. The houses were connected and shared a wall but there was a clear distinction between the two from the way they are...
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Frankie Hellis reacted to Incoherent's post in the thread Japan - Miyazawa family of 4 murdered, Setagaya, Tokyo, 30 Dec 2000 #4 with Like.
I believe the cat killings around the park were found to be committed by some regular office worker and unrelated to the family murders...
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Frankie Hellis reacted to RobertCatesby's post in the thread Japan - Miyazawa family of 4 murdered, Setagaya, Tokyo, 30 Dec 2000 #4 with Like.
So there's absolutely no chance of them sending it to the Othram lab or Parabon or whoever and possibly getting a hit if the killer is...
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Frankie Hellis reacted to Eliver's post in the thread Japan - Miyazawa family of 4 murdered, Setagaya, Tokyo, 30 Dec 2000 #4 with Like.
Unfortunately, here in Japan there are a lot of misconceptions about the DNA usage because of privacy concerns (Japanese are fixated...
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Frankie Hellis reacted to Charlot123's post in the thread Japan - Miyazawa family of 4 murdered, Setagaya, Tokyo, 30 Dec 2000 #4 with Like.
Here is the list of major DNA testing companies https://isogg.org/wiki/List_of_DNA_testing_companies I am interested in WeGene...
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Frankie Hellis reacted to Incoherent's post in the thread Japan - Miyazawa family of 4 murdered, Setagaya, Tokyo, 30 Dec 2000 #4 with Like.
Thank you for such a great insight. After searching a bit this article claims as of last year there were 1.75 million DNA profiles in...
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Frankie Hellis replied to the thread Japan - Miyazawa family of 4 murdered, Setagaya, Tokyo, 30 Dec 2000 #4.But from whom are the 1.75 million DNA profiles? I suppose they are not all criminals. Also, with what method are they comparing them...
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Frankie Hellis reacted to Charlot123's post in the thread Japan - Miyazawa family of 4 murdered, Setagaya, Tokyo, 30 Dec 2000 #4 with Like.
But the truth is, specifically because the Y chromosome is handed over from father to son and mutates slowly, it is not a reliable way...
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Frankie Hellis replied to the thread Japan - Miyazawa family of 4 murdered, Setagaya, Tokyo, 30 Dec 2000 #4.The Y match would be a piece of the puzzle though. If they did SNP testing, that is what would be used for tracing current (recent...
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Frankie Hellis reacted to Eliver's post in the thread Japan - Miyazawa family of 4 murdered, Setagaya, Tokyo, 30 Dec 2000 #4 with Like.
Very interesting Very interesting. Thank you for this insight.
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Frankie Hellis replied to the thread Japan - Miyazawa family of 4 murdered, Setagaya, Tokyo, 30 Dec 2000 #4.I can, to some degree. Only men get the Y chromosome; women do not have one. This means, like you stated, it is passed down from male to...
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