This Was the Birth of DNA Profiling

In 1983, police in Leicestershire, England struggle to make their case - until they join forces with scientists, who are just discovering the potential of DNA profiling.
From the Series: Catching Killers: DNA Profiling bit.ly/2gcbz9l

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sup science class

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bro do they reuse science assignments?????

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Im sure they do

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Whoever says that their DNA is so private that it cannot be looked at by the police for helping to solve crimes .. they should just live in the wild and not be a part of society. If a person uses a passport to travel they are already agreeing to share their personal private infos with the authority to help maintain security of the human society that they live in, how inconsistent to suddenly say that they are not willing to have their dna profiles accessible to police works ..
Although innocent until proven guilty is true, but that does not exempt anyone from being considered as a suspect in works investigative works ... being suspected is basically still considered innocent until proven guilty, privacy cannot be used to preclude one from police cooperative works ...

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how are y’all doing today

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great how are you

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ayo anyone doing this for asynchronous work?

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the answers are in 1:28

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ayo

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so we all watching this for science 💀