Authorities said DNA collected at the scene of Maryland mom Rachel Morin’s killing matched that of an unidentified suspect in a girl's assault during an LA burglary.
dna was picked up from five different places, and none of that was match to david dooley or anybody else. there were many unknown dna profiles. one of these unknown profiles could have been the killer. the defense noted that something set off the warehouse alarm item just three days before the murder. you think that s significant. yeah. yeah, it s significant. that means that someone could have gained access to thermo fisher. after both sides had presented their cases, it was time for closing arguments. no one could think of any reason to kill michelle mockbee. so what motive would david dooley have to kill michelle mockbee. but it was only after the defense had wrapped up its closing that the prosecutor gave her answer to that question. laying out her theory of motive for the first time. i would suggest to you that the evidence is right in that stack of stuff over there. you have time cards. you have invoices. all kept in michelle s office. you think the motive was t
Photo Illustration by Erin O’Flynn/The Daily Beast/Getty Images and FoxIn a darkened room, the glow of a computer screen lights up the face of a quirkily attractive young woman. She wears a nose ring and a studded leather jacket, but we know she is a scientist because of her furrowed brow and the commanding way she pounds the keyboard as she enters queries into a secret database on the dark web. Surrounding her workstation are machines that are testing things—DNA, satellite images, fingerprints,
that they are going to first separate the drug evidence from the packaging. so the they ll separate the physical solid drugs which goes off for drug testing which sounds like this already happened and they determined it was cocaine and then the packaging actually can go off and be processed in the latent print section for fingerprints or go off and be processed in the dna section to generate dna profiles or sometimes they can do both. i want to show people wt the size of a dime bag of cocaine would look like basically. it is pretty small. do you think that has any significance for the work of the investigators trying to collect whatever evidence they might be able to on the baggy itself? yes. certainly. i mean, anything that is this small, this size is going to be hard both to get fingerprints and for dna. particularly for fingerprints, you know, the size of the bag, there is just not a lot of surface area on there. also depending how often it is