Bloody palm prints found on the wall matched hank s dna. the cut was on his palm. if your hand is slick with the victim s blood all over the handle your hand is going to slide down onto the blade of the knife. the person who stabbed caler almost certainly had caler s blood on his own hands. if that assailant was mr. skinner whose own right hand is bleeding by the time he leaves the house, there should be mixtures of mr. taylor s blood and mr. skinner s blood. we don t find that. there s only mr. skinner s blood. but a bloody towel found in the trash bag with one of the knives contained dna from an unidentified person. the towel shows twyla s blood and someone else s dna, someone else in the room who was not mr. skinner or one of the other victims. there s also some foreign dna on one side of the towel that we do know who it belongs to. one of the state s dna experts and the court reporter from the
Conference next week, and does the saudi arabia regime response to pressure? one indication they are not responding right now, is yesterday they announced anybody within saudi arabia anybody spreading false information can face five years in prison. that s not an optimistic sign. i fear they will try and pin this on somebody else, create some fall person and i don t see any indication they are coming clean on what looks like a murder at the behest of the crown prince. let s move on to elizabeth warren. she has taken the step of taking a dna test, of releasing the results that say she is somewhere between 1/32nd native american, and she put out a video interviewing her family members and dna experts to talk about this.
With this, it is rare and they used this word, it is extremely rare to find dna or fingerprint on a weapon even though they know the individual handled the weapon. so, the absence of dna means nothing. we don t leave but does the presence of it mean something? it proves what jason said he did. he unload ed the weapon. picked it up and unloaded it. he said he did that before any of this became an issue. but the absence of dna means nothing. three dna experts testified, erin, on behalf of the state. not the defense experts. these were the state s experts. that you can draw no conclusions from the absence of dna. and what they said was and judge wilson focused on was the fact that there s no dna doesn t mean that the person didn t handle the gun. it just means there s no dna. it doesn t mean anything else. and no conclusions can be drawn. that s not me being an advocate. i understand.
But the most important break comes from an unlikely source a piece of pizza. it just so happens that the fire never really hit that slice of pizza. that is what broke this case. for dna experts like lawrence kobilinsky, it s a pot of gold. you have a lot of cheek cells that tend to slough off into your saliva. there s a lot of dna in saliva. every time you bite into something, you are leaving small amounts of saliva behind. the pizza is taken to a forensic lab and immediately tested for dna. they compared that developed dna to a database, and out pops darrell wint. police have their suspect, a 34-year-old maryland man who worked for savopoulos ten years
A piece of pizza. it just so happens that the fire never really hit that slice of pizza. that is what broke this case. for dna experts like lawrence kobilinsky, it s a pot of gold. you have a lot of cheek cells that tend to slough off into your saliva. there s a lot of dna in saliva. every time you bite into something, you are leaving small amounts of saliva behind. the pizza is taken to a forensic lab and immediately tested for dna. they compare that developed dna to a database, and out pops darrell wint. police have their suspect. a 34-year-old maryland man who worked for savopoulos at american iron works ten years before. almost a week after the quadruple homicides, daron