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Topic: How long does it take to test and verify a DNA match? This will shock you! (Read 328 times)
June 22, 2015, 02:40:23 PM
I'm sure they will prioritize them by relevancy. Hardly going to rush to get a dna match on regular criminals. You can also get dna tests within an hour if you go on Jerry Springer show or its english equivalent Jeremy Kyle .
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June 22, 2015, 01:47:29 PM
(CNN)DNA from New York prison escapees Richard Matt and David Sweat has been found inside a burglarized cabin in upstate New York, a law enforcement source told CNN.
Timeline:
Saturday: Cabin reported broken into.
Sunday: DNA at lab.
Monday Morning: Match!
How is that possible when most of what we've read depicts such a process taking a couple weeks at best due to the backlog.
Back in the day when DNA testing was in its infancy, I recall a woman judge in Chicago being murdered, and the next day (two at the very most) there was a DNA match for the killer. I've always found that event weird.
Timeline:
Saturday: Cabin reported broken into.
Sunday: DNA at lab.
Monday Morning: Match!
How is that possible when most of what we've read depicts such a process taking a couple weeks at best due to the backlog.
Back in the day when DNA testing was in its infancy, I recall a woman judge in Chicago being murdered, and the next day (two at the very most) there was a DNA match for the killer. I've always found that event weird.
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