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April 26, 2003

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    Little behind Clonaid

    Little behind Clonaid, files reveal: The fringe scientific group Clonaid, which earned international notoriety last year by claiming to have cloned a human baby, has no address, no board of directors, and only two employees, according to sealed court documents obtained by the Globe. Yet the group is pushing forward with plans to charge dozens of prospective cloning patients up to $200,000 apiece for its services. Suckers!

    Posted by madman at April 26, 2003 12:53 AM