according to abc affiliate, ktsp, he had three complaints filed against him. two are still open. one dismissed. the officer also facing a lawsuit from a woman who claims he unlawfully restrained her. noor s attorney releasing a statement extending his condolences to the family and adding that he empathizes with the loss others are experiencing. i m originally from sydney, australia. reporter: damond moved to the u.s. from australia a few years ago. talked about it in this video. i had moved my whole life over and that in and of itself had been a surprise. reporter: she and her fiance were due to get married in hawaii in three weeks. piecing together justine s last moments before the homicide would be a small comfort as we grieve this tragedy. and linsey davis with us tonight from minneapolis. linsey, what more do we know about the moment when justine damond approached the patrol car? so many are wondering how police couldn t tell it was a woman who needed help. reporter
so 25 years ago you don t get caught. you drive around in your car and run someone over. your life goes to hell, but here you will get caught. it is a cry for help. it is dangerous. it is a vehicular manslaughtery cry for help. you give her a lot of credit. i think it may be a good thing for completely trent reasons in that if she is live streaming it, we know where not to be. whitney is on 491. stay away. i like your positive theories. the police president couldn t the police couldn t figure it out for 25 minutes. this person is free wheeling and why is she live streaming? you can take a drunken snap shot. you need more. you do a text. instant gratification, live streaming.
taking a bath and also there was blood on a rug under the bed and the bedroom that hadn t been there before. forensic testing revealed the blood on the carpet was pam s. it appeared that she left her keys in the door inadvertently and an intruder walked in while pam was in the bathtub. the couple s son was sleeping overnight at a friend s house and couldn t shed any light on what had happened. investigators had to consider whether pam had simply run off. but her mother refused even to consider that possibility. i told them, i said i m sure your next thought is she might have had a boyfriend. i said i give you my word of honor, if she had a boyfriend, i would have known and that would be the first name i would give you. pam never looked at another man. byron was her sweetheart. pam s family posted missing
to test dr. frudakis claims, investigators sent him 20 dna samples and asked him to identify the race of each one. he nailed them to a t, even to the percentages of indian, white, black they had in them, so he was able to do it. when he passed that test, dr. frudakis went to work on the killer s dna. the results? the dna test showed the killer was not a caucasian. the crime scene dna sample corresponded to an individual that was 85% sub-saharan african and 15% native american. at first, police couldn t believe it. i remember the phone line going silent for a few minutes. i guess they had to digest it. kind of threw you off because you know, traditionally, a serial killer s usually a white male. and when it became a black male, just, it threw everybody off.
the print on the manila folder matched the last person anyone expected, especially stephen holmes family. it belonged to wilson saintil, stephen s best friend, the restaurant s maintenance man and prep cook. stephen s family couldn t believe it since the two often worked late together. stephen would bring in cds specifically that he knew was the type of music that wilson liked so that they could put it in and it would go through the whole store and they could be listening to that music while they were working. wilson saintil went to the ceremonies to honor the deceased, hugged family members, cried when it was appropriate. there was no flight issues. there was no obvious signs that we needed to suspect him of anything. but investigators naturally went further, comparing saintil s dna to the blood droplets on the kitchen counter