On Thu, 26 Sep 2002 07:44:45 -0400 rferrance <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The DNA scan revealed that it was a Bajoran. The scans also revealed that
the individual, whos records were not on any file anywhere in the
Federation, was a carrier for a certain genetic condition. A de-generative
condition of the circulatory system. They would never had developed it, but
there was a good possibility that their offspring would. This condition,
known as Rudik's Disease, was also a rare condition. Effecting about on in
1.3 million Bajorans.
>From the other details Brennan was able to determine that it was a female,
about 35 years of age. They had a hard life, possibly in a mining camp
under Cardassian occupation, as her lungs and joints were not in the
"expected condition" of a healthy woman of her age.
"So, the Bajorans have lied to us," Matt said. "You'll forgive me if I don't
find
that surprising." He shook his head. "Coming from Irish descent, I can
certainly
understand the oppressed's mentality. But the Bajorans carry things to an
extreme.
They seem unwilling to be honest with anyone anymore." He opened a link to
DS9 and
spoke a few moments with the CMO there. "I'm sending along a DNA profile," he
said. "If there's anyway you can find a match - either specific or familial -
it
would be a huge help," he told the CMO.
"Sure thing." he said as he started to key in the query and submit it.
"Have you checked Starfleet records? There were quite a few members of the
resistance that joined up when they became a member of the Federation."
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"Anyway, I am glad that someone is taking a serious look at this. It was just
too damned strange how this was handled. The hush, hush of it all, and then
turn everything over to the locals. Considering who was the intended target
and the irregularities of the body of the assailiant, one would have
expected... well something very different." the CMO continued...
*** after a few moments of chatting... ***
"I have something for you. Based on the fact that the subject was a carrier
for Rudik's disease, and the rest of the DNA... She was a member of the
resistance and the Maquis. Her name was Jadora Talina. According to other
records, she went missing a few weeks prior to the incident."
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