If they can use DNA from a road map from 1934, why can they not use DNA from the clothes that were worn by the man that the FBI shot on July 22nd 1934? Those pants and those clothes were in the Dillinger Museum as early as 2016. Wherever they wound up they should be able to get the DNA from the blood stains on the clothes.
If they can use DNA from a road map from 1934, why can they not use DNA from the clothes that were worn by the man that the FBI shot on July 22nd 1934? Those pants and those clothes were in the Dillinger Museum as early as 2016. Wherever they wound up they should be able to get the DNA from the blood stains on the clothes.
That is a good idea. But I don't know if anybody knows John Dillinger's blood type. They should have his blood type from the Navy
Great grandpa was a gangster. What else do you need to know?
I doubt his DNA is the same as John H Dillinger as he's related through the second marriage of John W Dillinger.