And, your DNA may be used to find a relative who committed a heinous crime. You may unwittingly send someone you love to the backside of the penitentiary forever. Or even worse, give them the death penalty. And, remember, there have been mistakes…

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27 分鐘內	AnOldAccount afroman23photography	Yeah.. if they committed the crime then they should probably go to jail for it. That’s.. What are you even saying? I don’t care if Uncle Ed brought Christmas gifts every year, if Uncle Ed killed someone in cold blood and managed to hide it for years, he should probably go to fkn jail.
2 小時內	annikamcoates	Reading “I’ll be Gone in the Dark” about how the Golden State killer was caught through a relative’s DNA convinced me that I’m all for it
3 小時內	mrs.mouelle	I meannnnn if someone committed a crime… Why shouldn’t they respond for it?
5 小時內	pain_into_power	Sounds fun!
5 小時內	Kim Pearson kim_yyz	If your DNA is associated with a crime that requires there to be a DNA profile in the first place- I hope I do help you get caught.
10 小時內	Gina Caudillo sudsyspinster	It could also exonerate someone wrongfully incarcerated for Uncle Ed's crime.
19 小時內	Fran _frankiesaysrelaxx_	Tbf, you have to opt into this and upload your DNA profile to a separate place. Police can’t just hop on and use Ancestry or MyHeritage databases.