If we apply this same strict rationale to the DNA evidence, then there's no escaping an intruder did it. Why the double-standard?
I'm very glad you asked why, HOTYH. I'll be more than happy to tell you why:
Because DNA can't be dated. There's no scientific way (even pseudo-scientific way) to show when DNA was left. BUT, we KNOW that PR was wearing those clothes THAT NIGHT. Her own statements condemn her.
Or are we supposed to ignore the DNA in the underwear that matches DNA on her waistband? In favor of fiber evidence?
The magic words, HOTYH. I finally realized that my phrases like "the big picture" are lacking, so I'll try to be more specific here.
Again--and I know you're weary of this, but just bear with me here--it's a question of how a smoking gun case is handled vs. how a circumstantial case is handled.
See (correct me if I'm wrong), you give the impression that the DNA is the key to the kingdom, and that everything else will fall into place once that key finds the right lock.
But with me (speaking PURELY from my own RDI viewpoint), it's something else entirely. There is no one single key. It's the combination of a LOT of things. And the fiber issue is the primary example of that. It's not just that the fibers were in these key places (which would be enough to get my antenna crackling as it is), but it's also the Rs' actions and statements concerning them. PR claims her fibers got tied into the cord knots because she laid on top of JB's body. But that can't be, because as JR wrote in DOI, he'd already covered JB's body with the second blanket.
Everybody still with me?
Why was parental DNA not found mixed with blood in JBR's underwear, that matched parental DNA on the waistband?
I'm intelligent, not psychic, HOTYH.
When discussing DNA with RDI, its as if its 1997 because there is no DNA. That is, if IDI didn't bring it up it would be subverted evidence.
Just what is THAT supposed to mean?