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I've been diving deep into this case, and something that really stands out to me is how crucial DNA evidence was in finally getting justice for Tak and Pung Yi. It's incredible to think that without it, the true murderer might never have been caught, and innocent men might've continued to pay the price for a crime they didn't commit. It's chilling to see how easily things could have gone another way if Bloomfield hadn't left that traceable piece of himself behind. My heart truly goes out to the Yi family and also to Lee and Rowley, who lost precious years of their lives due to this massive oversight. It's a stark reminder of the importance of thorough, meticulous police work and the critical role that forensic science plays in modern investigations. What are everyone's thoughts on the use of DNA evidence in solving cold cases like this one?
