Now Hwang says the research actually happened, but the paper demonstrating his work is being retracted anyway because of errors in photography. But we were earlier told that the journal Science made the errors with the photographs. And he says the samples that could be used to provide independent verification were contaminated, but now claims he has some on ice that he will thaw to prove he wasn’t lying. Total confusion reigns but the cloning agenda continues its melt down.
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