DNA testing suspended after Hoey acquittal

Low copy number DNA testing has been suspended by British police after Sean Gerard Hoey was cleared of any involvement in the Omagh atrocity.

Sat, 22 Dec, 2007 - 08:54

Low copy number DNA testing has been suspended by British police after Sean Gerard Hoey was cleared of any involvement in the Omagh atrocity.

Hundreds of similar cases in the UK are now under review.

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