KoldKase
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the DNA may be a very important clue but i would be more swayed by just the DNA alone if it was either a seamen,blood or saliva sample than touch .
If i understand correctly the origanal samples had to be manipulated using modern technics to get a vaiable number of markers i would love to see an offical list of chain of evidence on the long johns.
if the DNA at the time had been taken and had a full profile i would believe that someone other than a ramsey was the main person involved but there are just to much unanswered problems with the DNA for it to be the be all and end all.
There is also a lot of questioning about the "touch" DNA techniques now used by labs like Bode because they're so sensitive, contamination is a huge problem. In a sub-molecular world, we simply aren't capable of tracking how particles get here and there beyond a reasonable doubt.
Last I heard, "touch" DNA wasn't even accepted at trial in this country yet because of the questions regarding collection, contamination, processing, and also interpretation of the lab results. Has that changed since Bode's big brouhaha? It's been a while....