] "Caplan complained about the media coverage of the
] claims. "Nobody should get a story until they produce
] evidence. No matter how telegenic they are, no matter how
] many Star Fleet Command uniforms they have, if you don't
] show up with a baby or a parent or a DNA test, or some
] witnesses who are credible, you shouldn't have a story."
]
] It would be easy to offer proof, said Dr. Robert Lanza,
] medical director of Massachusetts-based Advanced Cell
] Technology. "They are claiming to have the expertise to
] clone people and they didn't even buy a home DNA kit?" he
] asked. "The samples could have been taken by someone in
] junior high school. That only adds to their complete lack
] of credibility." "

Finally, some voices of reason

Wired News: A Name for Clone Babies: 'Hoax'