Jorge Barrera

And their group, it just keeps growing.

And their group, it just keeps growing.

And for this group of people who have lost so much, finding others in the same position fuels more than just a sense of solidarity.

And for this group of people who have lost so much, finding others in the same position fuels more than just a sense of solidarity.

Corral also has questions about the company itself and the people it hires.

Corral also has questions about the company itself and the people it hires.

They're the questions that both Rachel and I share.

They're the questions that both Rachel and I share.

That's all coming up on Bad Results. A legal note here. Over the course of this podcast, you're going to hear a number of allegations made against Vygarde Acumetrix and its employees. When asked, company owner Harvey Tenenbaum said he stands by the tests and that any errors were caused by customers during sample collection.

That's all coming up on Bad Results. A legal note here. Over the course of this podcast, you're going to hear a number of allegations made against Vygarde Acumetrix and its employees. When asked, company owner Harvey Tenenbaum said he stands by the tests and that any errors were caused by customers during sample collection.

Bad Results is written and reported by Rachel Houlihan and me, Jorge Barrera. Mixing and producing by AC Rowe. Jessica Lindsay is our showrunner. And Carla Hilton is our executive producer. Special thanks to the folks at CBC Podcasts for their support. Karen Burgess is managing editor for CBC News Podcasts.

Bad Results is written and reported by Rachel Houlihan and me, Jorge Barrera. Mixing and producing by AC Rowe. Jessica Lindsay is our showrunner. And Carla Hilton is our executive producer. Special thanks to the folks at CBC Podcasts for their support. Karen Burgess is managing editor for CBC News Podcasts.

On January 25th, 2017, people living on Canada's east coast in Newfoundland and Labrador tune into their local CBC Radio drive-home show and hear this.

On January 25th, 2017, people living on Canada's east coast in Newfoundland and Labrador tune into their local CBC Radio drive-home show and hear this.

It's the stuff of fiction. The lone descendant of a long-lost people steps out of the shadows.

It's the stuff of fiction. The lone descendant of a long-lost people steps out of the shadows.

Her proof?

Her proof?

The very next day, her story gets fact-checked, and questions about the DNA sample are front and center.

The very next day, her story gets fact-checked, and questions about the DNA sample are front and center.