jon_berzerk
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[MENTION=42969]jon_berzerk[/MENTION] said:
>>>lack of DNA is not evidence that someone did not touch something
>>>lack of fingerprints is not indicative that someone did not touch something
point not dna
not fingerprints
rather inconsistent and statements conflicting
how so
When your statement to the police conflicts with your statement to your best friend? Thats a potential problem that goes to the credibility of the defendant. Especially when best friend testifies for the state and writes a book about it...see links in original post.
that does not overcome reasonable doubt
show us something that over comes that line
we have already heard from crime investigators
that generally stories change a little
however it possible to touch something
and not leave dna
or have recoverable dna
plus the witness said they could have missed DNA