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lindsay ormerod · 06-09-2007, 19:29

I would happily carry an ID card and have my dna recorded, as far as |I can see this is the way forward; if the authorities can link the dna info to passport info and definite id it would solve a lot of problems. I don't think this is all too "Orwellian" I think it's a positive move forward in the battle against identity theft and many other crimes .
There have been numerous cases solved recently using new DNA technology, some of them over 20 years old.
This is cutting edge, are we going to be rallying against the use of DNA technology if it brings Madeleine's disappearance to a conclusion... No!
It's the only way to solve many of these "witness free" crimes.
Imagine if DNA testing had been around when Marilyn died or when JFK was shot........

06-09-2007, 19:29	#49
lindsay ormerod Senior Member+ Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 3,687 Blog Entries: 3 Liked: 48 times Rep Power: 3654	Re: DNA Yea or Nay? I would happily carry an ID card and have my dna recorded, as far as \|I can see this is the way forward; if the authorities can link the dna info to passport info and definite id it would solve a lot of problems. I don't think this is all too "Orwellian" I think it's a positive move forward in the battle against identity theft and many other crimes . There have been numerous cases solved recently using new DNA technology, some of them over 20 years old. This is cutting edge, are we going to be rallying against the use of DNA technology if it brings Madeleine's disappearance to a conclusion... No! It's the only way to solve many of these "witness free" crimes. Imagine if DNA testing had been around when Marilyn died or when JFK was shot........ __________________ "Cover up those table legs Mother, they are inflaming my sexual ardour ! "