DNA of deceased serial killers

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Is the DNA of deceased serial killers kept in a database for future reference, or discarded?

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If DNA was obtained and entered into the system, it should stay there. There have been some cases solved recently when DNA was found on old evidence and connected with persons long dead.
 
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