not sure i agree with your theory but there are lots of coyotes around Eastern MA, which I think is more likely than a dog
I'm guessing dinner. Ribs or a burger or something. Fries with cheese and bacon. Bar food. Trace drips or sprays from chewing, or from touching or wiping a hand against the fabric after touching the food.
Guessing someone didn't wash their hands. moo
Possibly, but two people standing close, having a conversation, will end up with trace amounts of each other's DNA on each other, from saliva. A bit gross, but true. Someone eating a pork product and having polite dinner conversation will have the probability of ending up with pig DNA on the front of their shirt for the same reason. I'm not talking huge gobs or anything, just tiny, microscopic liquid specks containing not just their own DNA, but the DNA of the pig that gave its life for their bacon cheeseburger.
I don't think that is true. I find the defense very aggressive and intimidating. I would probably throw up or cry or both if I had those men come at me the way they are.
The DNA expert's reaction (
) to that question said a lot!
