italianbeef
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Just saw that movie again the other night. Jesus, what a performance by Oldman.
Rape kits do not take this long to process.
I'm guessing it's not the analysis, per se, but rather the bureaucracy.
I'm guessing it's not the analysis, per se, but rather the bureaucracy.
DNA tests sent to the state crime lab (which I guess might be what's happening here) can take weeks and even months to yield results. There is a huge backlog of requests and a limited number of people to deal with them. They can shift your spot in the line a little bit, but I'd imagine a rape case is probably lower priority than unsolved murders and such. We had a murder case here that relied heavily on DNA, and those results took eight weeks to get back.
Yeah but this is a Patrick Kane rape kit.... surely it goes to the front of the line, right?
It's applied for...by the same company in Colorado that brought us "Alabama Man".This shit branded yet?
His DNA does not mean a rape took place.
Technically no, but there's more to the rape kit then just checking to see if his DNA is in her:
Instructions
Bags and sheets for evidence collection
Swabs for collecting fluids from the lips, cheeks, thighs, vagina, anus, and buttocks
Blood collection devices
Comb used to collect hair and fiber from the victim’s body
Clear glass slides
Envelopes for preserving the victim’s clothes, head hair, pubic hair, and blood samples
Nail pick for scraping debris from beneath the nails
White sheets to catch physical evidence stripped from the body
Documentation forms
Labels
I also have read they take photographs of any bruising.
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True, but none of that proves a rape took place.
Don't disagree, it's going to be very tough to prove.
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Technically no, but there's more to the rape kit then just checking to see if his DNA is in her:
Instructions
Bags and sheets for evidence collection
Swabs for collecting fluids from the lips, cheeks, thighs, vagina, anus, and buttocks
Blood collection devices
Comb used to collect hair and fiber from the victim’s body
Clear glass slides
Envelopes for preserving the victim’s clothes, head hair, pubic hair, and blood samples
Nail pick for scraping debris from beneath the nails
White sheets to catch physical evidence stripped from the body
Documentation forms
Labels
I also have read they take photographs of any bruising.
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U are quite the expert. Don't let italianbeef know how to hide one of these things.