Cisairse wrote:The Emerald Legion wrote:
It's hardly an established fact that they had multiple children. The DNA 'evidence' was 'discovered' in 1998.
That's nearly two hundred years after Jefferson died. And even the 'evidence' only indicated he might have been the father.
Literally no evidence exists that this was the case, and it wasn't even an idea in people's minds until hundreds of years after they were all dead.
The whole movement to think he was, is entirely founded on the suspicions of a woman who made her living using Freudian Psychology to psychoanalyze historical figures in the 1950's.
I don't follow how DNA evidence not being discovered until DNA evidence was invented somehow makes the claim untrue.
Well. Largely because DNA evidence is murky at times. And in this case, they didn't even test an actual descendant of Thomas Jefferson, they tested descendants of Thomas Jefferson's Uncle. Two hundred years after the fact.
So yes, I'm going to doubt a combination of Freudian psychonalysis and DNA evidence from a totally different person hundreds of years after the events in question. Because it wasn't even suspected until hundreds of years later.
So yeah. No.








