- Sep 18, 2004
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-21401200
Basically they have the twins DNA from a series of sexual assaults, but because the DNA is almost identical they cannot tell which one did it ... or if both of them did it. To decipher this the testing would cost 1m Euros, which is roughly 1.34m USD (this is in France).
You would be really pissed off if you were being held in Jail for something your twin brother did, but with out spending the 1m Euros how the hell do you tell which one did it? You can't just lock them both up indefinitely because you can't prove either of them did it, but you can't let them go because you know at least one of them did it. What would you do?
Basically they have the twins DNA from a series of sexual assaults, but because the DNA is almost identical they cannot tell which one did it ... or if both of them did it. To decipher this the testing would cost 1m Euros, which is roughly 1.34m USD (this is in France).
You would be really pissed off if you were being held in Jail for something your twin brother did, but with out spending the 1m Euros how the hell do you tell which one did it? You can't just lock them both up indefinitely because you can't prove either of them did it, but you can't let them go because you know at least one of them did it. What would you do?