does bleach destroy DNA in tissue samples? . . .

[OneBlueSky]

WTF, you may ask . . . well, I'll tell ya . . .

very soon, someone is going to announce that the bodies recovered in NO will be either buried in mass graves or cremated to prevent the spread of disease . . . this will prevent the identification or proper burial of any of the remains . . .

when people find out about this, they will be devastated . . .

recall that following the 9/11 attacks, EVERY piece of human tissue that was found was preserved and a DNA sample taken for later identification . . . this is the least that should be demanded of those manipulating this tragedy . . . just so people can know for sure if their loved one was among those who perished . . .

their response will likely be that saving tissue samples is too dangerous, since they might contain deadly bacteria or viruses . . . well, couldn't you just soak them in bleach to kill the micro-organisms? . . . which leads me to ask . . .

does bleach destroy DNA in tissue samples? . . .