Clonaid is funded by a man whose 10-month-old son died after a heart operation.

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He declined to name which country that was--or where Clonaid's corporate operations are based.

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As for Clonaid, its more disturbing ambitions include a plan to clone a dead child.

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Four more cloned babies should be born in the next year, according to Thomas Kaenzig , a vice president at Clonaid.

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There is certainly a chance that this is a hoax, or that Clonaid thinks it has a baby clone but doesn't.

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Clonaid relocated last year to an unidentified location in the United States, said Nadine Gary, in charge of public relations for the company.

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Clonaid was founded in 1997 in the Bahamas by the Raelians, a religious group that contends extraterrestrials used genetic engineering to create life on Earth.

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In addition to the work at Clonaid, former University of Kentucky professor Panayiotis Zavos said he plans to clone a human within the next year.

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Investigators from the FDA arrived at Clonaid's lab in the spring, a few weeks after Boisselier testified before Congress that human cloning could be done safely, she said.

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They founded Clonaid in 1997 in the Bahamas.

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This week, the controversial couple, together with Brigitte Boisselier, the head of Clonaid, the cloning arm of the Raelians (a slightly weird sect), repeated the trick for the cameras at America's National Academy of Sciences.

ECONOMIST: Cloning still looks far too dangerous to attempt