AH....I see your point.
Best to live in a box and eat worms. Hopefully no one will make an allegation
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You missunderstand.
It's the fact that YOU have to pay to prove it is not your beansprout.
Does anyone know how much it costs for a DNA test nowadays?
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Originally posted by steve'OClear evidence?? Am i responsible for all the Clear evidences in this country?
I think we are talking about the same thing here. Just 'cos she's got something to touch, dosn't mean Uncle Tom touched it......
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Originally posted by voronSteve'O, that's a relatively simple matter, as there is clear evidence; a baby. But what if that girl comes forward and says Uncle Tom touched her twenty years ago or raped her five years ago? It might be true, it might be false, but how can it be proved? It's simply one person's word against another.
If Sally has always disliked Uncle Tom (say he didn't lend her the £5k she needs) and decides to tell police he abused her as a child in order to exact revenge, that's a terrible way to destroy a person's life. Increasingly we are seeing the burden of evidence shift. It's a worrying trend.
Clear evidence?? Am i responsible for all the Clear evidences in this country?
I think we are talking about the same thing here. Just 'cos she's got something to touch, dosn't mean Uncle Tom touched it......
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Steve'O, that's a relatively simple matter, as there is clear evidence; a baby. But what if that girl comes forward and says Uncle Tom touched her twenty years ago or raped her five years ago? It might be true, it might be false, but how can it be proved? It's simply one person's word against another.
If Sally has always disliked Uncle Tom (say he didn't lend her the £5k she needs) and decides to tell police he abused her as a child in order to exact revenge, that's a terrible way to destroy a person's life. Increasingly we are seeing the burden of evidence shift. It's a worrying trend.
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Wake up and smell the coffee!
If a girl gets up the duff, and says it was you, who do you think has to prove it?
And I don't think the tests are 100% it would only prove you could be the Father not that you arn't.
Or so I have heard.........
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Originally posted by zeitghostIndeed.
And the police actually go trawling for scrotes to fit people up... see the number of people accused of child abuse in children's homes... some would be guilty, but a lot were just fitted up.
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Originally posted by zeitghostWhy has this country not got a statute of limitations?
If that is true then everyone on this board is at mercy of fate. What is to prevent an old flame or colleague deciding to invent a story against you?
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Originally posted by threadedAdvances in DNA testing, viz: amplification. Probably got something off the back of one of the stamps.
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Advances in DNA testing, viz: amplification. Probably got something off the back of one of the stamps.
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Ripper Hoax
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A man is continuing to be questioned in connection with hoax letters and a tape sent to police during the hunt for the Yorkshire Ripper nearly 30 years ago.
any efforts to catch "Wearside Jack" were officially abandoned in September 2003, with police saying they would be unable to prosecute any suspect because of the time that had elapsed.Tags: None
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