Time Travel Murder????

[kingzeppelin]

I very strange occurrence...

BBC News - The strange case of the 'time travel' murder

 

[HollyGolightly]

Trippy stuff there!

 

[EMARX]

Technology advances at lightning speed, but we humans will always have our "glitches".

 

[Dana Jean]

This opens the door for "beyond a shadow of a doubt." If like that one case where the German factory worker's DNA was found at 40 different crime scenes, I think a good attorney could get a criminal off pretty easy by claiming cross contamination in the lab when analyzing DNA samples from victim and suspect.

 

[Out of Order]

OJ

 

[Haunted]

WOW!! that DNA is powerful stuff.

 

[Mr Nobody]

Is there a Doctor in the house?

 

[kingzeppelin]

This opens the door for "beyond a shadow of a doubt." If like that one case where the German factory worker's DNA was found at 40 different crime scenes, I think a good attorney could get a criminal off pretty easy by claiming cross contamination in the lab when analyzing DNA samples from victim and suspect.

I agree Dana Jean, I see a massive rise in appeals were the case hinged solely on DNA evidence.

 

[Walter Oobleck]

Doctors transport a patient to his past by zapping the brain to make him HALLUCINATE | Mail Online

 

[fushingfeef]

It does make you wonder about past cases where DNA was the only evidence.

 

[GNTLGNT]

..."Coming up next on C.S.I"....

 

[Kurben]

I agree Dana Jean, I see a massive rise in appeals were the case hinged solely on DNA evidence.

Isn't Dna evidence a bit suspicious to lean to much on anyway? I mean they only prove that you were there, not that you were there when the murder, or whatever, occurred. i mean, The DNA could get there before or after, the crime happened. It is the same with fingerprints. It only proves you touched it, it doesn't prove that you used it.