Vid from 2003. Cloning in 1-2 years
https://archive.org/details/g4tv.com-video23082
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g4tv.com-video23082: Clonaid
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Clonaid
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Clonaid
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CULT CLONING CLAIM MAY BE HOAX
The journalist who said he would oversee DNA testing to verify a company's claims it had produced a human clone said on January 6th that he had dropped his efforts for lack of cooperation and could not rule out the possibility of "an elaborate hoax."
Officials with Clonaid, the company that announced Dec. 27 the birth of the world's first clone, first promised DNA testing. Then backed off. Clonaid said the parents of the 7-pound baby girl have refused to allow it.
"The team of scientists has had no access to the alleged family and, therefore, cannot verify firsthand the claim that a human baby has been cloned," said Michael Guillen, a former ABC science editor who had offered to arrange the testing.
Clonaid was founded by the Raelian religious sect that believes space aliens created life on Earth, and Chief Executive Brigitte Boisselier acknowledges that outside DNA testing would be needed to make the claim credible.
In a statement, Guillen said he had assembled experts to do the work but suspended the effort on January 6th. "It's still entirely possible Clonaid's announcement is part of an elaborate hoax intended to bring publicity to the Raelian movement," he said. The free-lance journalist has said previously he had no connection to Clonaid. But he said in his statement that he has been interested
https://archive.org/details/Flying_Saucer_Digest_No_160_2003/page/n1/mode/2up?view=theater