For quite some time, I think.
My day it was dental records, and blood type. I think that's how they are recovering older MIA's currently along with Family DNA. Great tool.
Wasn't it called a militia back then, Dennis?
We fought the redcoats!
And again in 1812. I bet when you angry, you see red?
Blue on a political map makes me angry. LOL.
They actually identified the Vietnam vet in the Tomb of the Unknowns through DNA. It was quite controversial at the time.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/life...363842b7057_story.html?utm_term=.493b89a6f58b
I am not a fan of the ancestry DNA "game". It reminds me of horoscopes....but with the false veneer of science. The reason is this: you are a product of your experiences, ambitions and values, not your ancestry.
This episode does raise the question of what the future of crime looks like. You leave behind DNA everywhere you go. The technology exists to optically recognize any individual based not on their face but simply by the way they walk. As these and other technologies come into widespread use, pity the poor criminal. How this will change society boggles the imagination.
This episode does raise the question of what the future of crime looks like. You leave behind DNA everywhere you go. The technology exists to optically recognize any individual based not on their face but simply by the way they walk. As these and other technologies come into widespread use, pity the poor criminal. How this will change society boggles the imagination.
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