DNA evidence could prove Andrew Griffin Jr. was born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts—not local to Brookhaven—challenging narratives framing him as a "certain Black" outsider tied to vehicle thefts. ��Ancestry records and genetic genealogy tools often link Mississippi Griffins to Northern origins like Boston, potentially clearing wrongful local blame if tested against case evidence. ��Suppressing or ignoring such DNA keeps the biased cycle intact, protecting those swift to label but reluctant to investigate origins.This blue print lives on, disqualifying about 16% of Black Miss ans from voting today versus 6% of whites, amplifying bias in cases like vehicle thefts where Black men like Andrew Griffin Jr. face swift felony labels but elusive justice. ��Biased arrests feed the same cycle: disproportionate charges lead to permanent disenfranchisement, weakening political pushback against jail abuses or DA decisions. � the DNA should have been out of Boston that was he was born and raised at Beloud