MR VISSER
Yes, thank you.  Just the last point here is, as far as DNA testing is concerned, if one did not have a record of the deceased, and you for example took a sample of a living close relative, I am informed that the only purpose that you could achieve would be an exclusion factor, in other words, to be able to say "this relative is not a relative of the deceased", but not vice versa to say "this relative is in fact a relative of the deceased"?  Would that be correct?