it has come to my attention that some rdi folks are so ingrained in their prior beliefs that they are unable to comprehend new information.
well, for those who missed it,
*they now have a full dna profile of the person who left foreign dna in jbr's blood*
it is not the same old partial dna match.
bpd didn't bother to check the second blood drop. when tested, it yielded a full dna profile that matched, in every way possible given the sampe limitation, the dna under jbr's fingernails and, apparently, dnax - found several feet from jbr's body.
After a murder investigation that went nowhere, the answer to the question, "Who killed JonBenet," is likely in the Denver police department crime lab.
"I believe the technology of today makes it extraordinarily difficult for a killer not to leave his calling card," says police forensic specialist Greg LaBerge, referring to the suspect's complete DNA profile.
He believes he has the DNA for the man he suspects is the killer of JonBenet Ramsey: "It would be very, very helpful to the investigation to have that DNA matched to an individual."
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/12/16/48hours/main661569.shtml
After a murder investigation that went nowhere, the answer to the question, "Who killed JonBenet," is likely in the Denver police department crime lab.
"I believe the technology of today makes it extraordinarily difficult for a killer not to leave his calling card," says police forensic specialist Greg LaBerge, referring to the suspect's complete DNA profile.
He believes he has the DNA for the man he suspects is the killer of JonBenet Ramsey: "It would be very, very helpful to the investigation to have that DNA matched to an individual."
The crime lab has two spots of JonBenet's blood found on the underwear she was wearing the night of the murder. Mixed in with that blood is the DNA of an unknown person. It has taken years to isolate, but forensic scientists in Colorado now have a complete DNA profile of the killer. They know the killer is a male. What they don't know is his name.
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don't let your current paradigm filter out key information that may render your povs obsolete.
well, for those who missed it,
*they now have a full dna profile of the person who left foreign dna in jbr's blood*
it is not the same old partial dna match.
bpd didn't bother to check the second blood drop. when tested, it yielded a full dna profile that matched, in every way possible given the sampe limitation, the dna under jbr's fingernails and, apparently, dnax - found several feet from jbr's body.
After a murder investigation that went nowhere, the answer to the question, "Who killed JonBenet," is likely in the Denver police department crime lab.
"I believe the technology of today makes it extraordinarily difficult for a killer not to leave his calling card," says police forensic specialist Greg LaBerge, referring to the suspect's complete DNA profile.
He believes he has the DNA for the man he suspects is the killer of JonBenet Ramsey: "It would be very, very helpful to the investigation to have that DNA matched to an individual."
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/12/16/48hours/main661569.shtml
After a murder investigation that went nowhere, the answer to the question, "Who killed JonBenet," is likely in the Denver police department crime lab.
"I believe the technology of today makes it extraordinarily difficult for a killer not to leave his calling card," says police forensic specialist Greg LaBerge, referring to the suspect's complete DNA profile.
He believes he has the DNA for the man he suspects is the killer of JonBenet Ramsey: "It would be very, very helpful to the investigation to have that DNA matched to an individual."
The crime lab has two spots of JonBenet's blood found on the underwear she was wearing the night of the murder. Mixed in with that blood is the DNA of an unknown person. It has taken years to isolate, but forensic scientists in Colorado now have a complete DNA profile of the killer. They know the killer is a male. What they don't know is his name.
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don't let your current paradigm filter out key information that may render your povs obsolete.