From: jtem01@gmail.com   
      
   On 1/8/26 6:38 PM, JTEM wrote:   
      
   > Okay. All of these won't work in a zodiac style scenario.   
   > Because, you can't apply future changes, like stamping   
   > bullets, to bullets fired in the past. We need some sort   
   > of advancement that can be retroactively applied, like DNA.   
      
   Supposedly, and I'm not even going to bother with the Google   
   because I definitely read about it, they can find DNA in the   
   environment, even when the body has decayed. So maybe they'll   
   be able to pull a suspects DNA from the environment?   
      
   If they find the victim in a shallow grave, for instance, maybe   
   they could collect the soil with the outmost care, preserve it   
   and at some future point test it for DNA from the killer, whom   
   one would presume was present.   
      
   Supposedly they've even found DNA in rivers! Maybe they could   
   move downstream, if they had an idea of how far they needed to   
   go, collect water samples and at some future point look for   
   human DNA they might match to a suspect...   
      
   Yes. Environmental DNA. That might be a win.   
      
   Something else they should have done more than 20 years ago:   
      
   Decided that we "Bottom" 80 to 99% matter.   
      
   So the idea is that they pay everyone $1 thousand to donate   
   a DNA sample to a government data base. This will be used   
   for research, of course, but better still it will be used to   
   solve crimes!   
      
       ...so let's say that my brother kills someone and decides   
   that donating DNA would be a stupid thing to do. Still, he   
   has brothers, sons... a daughter... cousins...   
      
   If any of us take the cash, donate the sample then we're   
   going to come up as close to that killer. They could find my   
   brother indirectly!   
      
   And this could be retroactively applied.   
      
   In other words, a DNA sample is retrieved but there's no   
   matches. Then after the government decides we're humans and   
   could too, they check it against this MASSIVE database and   
   suddenly they can find the suspect!   
      
   The victim's hair, fibers & DNA:  It had to be left SOMEWHERE.   
      
   Right?   
      
   A car, hotel... where ever they'd been before they were   
   murdered. AND THE KILLER'S AS WELL!   
      
   BACTERIA? Or any other chemical/biological matter on the   
   suspects clothes! Maybe the bacteria on people can be unique   
   enough to at least exclude a suspect...   
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
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