Скачать или смотреть Barrie Schwortz: "The NEW DNA Results Are In — What We Found on the Shroud of Turin Is Impossible"

Barrie Schwortz, the official documenting photographer for the 1978 Shroud of Turin
Research Project who spent 46 years as a skeptical Jewish scientist studying the
controversial relic, has revealed that new 2022 DNA analysis of blood samples from the
Shroud shows genetic sequences that don't match any known human
population—containing markers from geographically distant ancient populations that
shouldn't coexist in a single individual based on standard human migration patterns, plus
archaic genetic variants that largely disappeared from the human gene pool thousands of
years ago. The DNA appears consistently in the blood-stained areas of the cloth and shows
a combination of ancient Middle Eastern markers mixed with variants typically found in
populations that never overlapped geographically, leading geneticists to conclude that either
the samples represent contamination in patterns that defy explanation, the DNA is so
degraded it's producing false signals, or whoever's blood is on the Shroud had an ancestry
profile that challenges our entire understanding of human population genetics and migration
history.