[yesthatjallen]

Another 'strong and powerful' woman who wanted to prove she was a tough on crime as any man.

[PAR35]

“Investigators said to date, there have not been any DNA evidence that was inaccurate,”

[rednesss]

This is like the the woman in Massachusetts who was caught faking drug tests for the state police and was a drug addict herself.

https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/massachusetts-high-court-disbars-top-prosecutor-drug-lab-scandal-2023-08-31/

And the other one also in Massachusetts.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/epic-drug-lab-scandal-results-more-20-000-convictions-dropped-n747891

[kiryandil]

for helping to put infamous murderers behind bars

Anarcho-tyranny incoming in Colorado...

[Spok]

Stupid people always refer to those who validate their idiotic ideas as “experts” whose pronouncements are infallible and sacrosanct and cannot be challenged, even by their peers. This is how the environmentalists try to legitimizer their dogma.. This woman was almost certainly recognized as such an “expert”.

[Hebrews 11:6]

Sounds like an episode I saw of the Elementary TV series.

[linMcHlp]

bkmk

[sonova]

Yeah, a lone actor. Right! No chance of prosecutorial misconduct from above. No chance.

[tflabo]

Trust all women. Yeah right. My question is why would she falsify DNA records? How does that personally benefit her? It’s rather criminal if proven true.

[NorthMountain]

Herself:

Repeal 19.

[Revel]

So much for the idea that DNA always tells the truth. How about requiring more than one lab to do the analysis.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Affirmative action at work for you.

[catnipman]

not to worry, colorado has made up for their mind-boggling corrupt state forensic lab by banning plastic bags to save the colorado whales or something ...

[BobL]

I’m more suspicious about felons who get released based on “DNA Evidence”, particularly the ones who get out go on to kill again.

[RetiredTexasVet]

Probably trained at the infamous FBI lab.

[Cen-Tejas]

10 to shes a Democrat!