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Police searching for missing Jo Yeates say they have found a woman's body close to a golf course.
No identification has been made on the body which was discovered about four miles from the flat she shared with her boyfriend.
The discovery was made today by a couple walking their dogs in the Failand area of North Somerset, an Avon and Somerset Police spokesman said.
An MP has backed calls for the DNA screening of all men in Bristol as part of the hunt for the murderer of Jo Yeates.
Miss Yeates' body was found at the roadside on Christmas Day eight days after she was reported missing.
Bristol East Labour MP Kerry McCarthy said if police thought the exercise was worthwhile she believed most men would understand why they were being asked.
Originally posted by stumason
reply to post by buddha
The Police also have a legal obligation to erase your data if you're not charged with a crime and if they don't, your quids in with a law suit!
I can understand your paranoia, at least where it's coming from, but it's unfounded.
Originally posted by stumason
reply to post by wcitizen
Why? It won't be compulsory! How is it a violation of "innocent until proven guilty"? Lets boild down your logic, shall we? Under your little fancy-world, even if the Police had a suspect in custody, they couldn't test him, fingerprint him or even ask him questions, because he's innocent until proven guilty! How then do you advise the Police on proving innocence or guilt?
Christ, I do wonder sometimes about people's lack of general awareness and intelligence.
Originally posted by stumason
reply to post by wcitizen
Why? It won't be compulsory! How is it a violation of "innocent until proven guilty"? Lets boild down your logic, shall we? Under your little fancy-world, even if the Police had a suspect in custody, they couldn't test him, fingerprint him or even ask him questions, because he's innocent until proven guilty! How then do you advise the Police on proving innocence or guilt?
Christ, I do wonder sometimes about people's lack of general awareness and intelligence.