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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Beyond privacy for crime related reasons, it’s a potential nightmare for medical privacy for descendants of the deceased.[/quote] If they haven't committed any crimes, they have nothing to worry about. [/quote] Why would it compromise medical privacy? Genetic genealogy closes the loop.Genetic genealogy has helped solve more than 1,400 cold cases and unidentified human remains by matching crime scene DNA with publicly accessible ancestry databases. [/quote]
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