Australia More than 100,000 DNA samples may need re-testing as Queensland lab bungle worsens.

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This is a legal nightmare!

On Nine news tonight they said that:
37,000 legal cases may be impacted.
103,000 tests for DNA to be re done at other laboratories.

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