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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Or maybe he's telling the truth! He was asleep and wasn't involved. Maybe the police asked him to voluntarily provide a swab so he can eliminate himself as a suspect, and he did.[/quote]

Relevant excerpt: [i]I heard the police say to him: "The police in X state have been trying to get a hold of you to no avail." He asked me to close the window so I couldn't overhear.[/i]

What part of that is "telling the truth" or "voluntary"?  The cops showed up at his house after he gave them the runaround, and he knew about them collecting evidence for at least a week and still didn't tell his wife until the cops had come and gone.  His behavior is beyond suspicious.[/quote]

Yep.  I would be pissed at my husband if he tried to hide this from me, whether or not I thought he was guilty.  That is serious stuff, and hiding it from your spouse is not okay.  And also  gives said spouse good reason to suspect that you might actually be guilty.  [/quote]

[quote]Over the last decade, collecting DNA from people who are not charged with — or even suspected of — any particular crime has become an increasingly routine practice for police in smaller cities not only in Florida, but in Connecticut, Pennsylvania and North Carolina as well.

While the largest cities typically operate public labs and feed DNA samples into the FBI’s national database, cities like Melbourne have assembled databases of their own, often in partnership with private labs that offer such fast, cheap testing that police can afford to amass DNA even to investigate minor crimes, from burglary to vandalism.

And to compile samples for comparison, some jurisdictions also have quietly begun asking people to turn over DNA voluntarily during traffic stops, or even during what amount to chance encounters with police. In Melbourne, riding a bike at night without two functioning lights can lead to DNA swab — even if the rider is a minor.[/quote]
https://www.propublica.org/article/dna-dragnet-in-some-cities-police-go-from-stop-and-frisk-to-stop-and-spit[/quote]

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