The analysis was conducted late last month by the Virginia Department of Forensic Science, according to court records. It compared DNA samples taken from the victim of the September 2005 attack in Fairfax City with samples taken from Jesse L. Matthew Jr. after he was charged with abducting Graham. Graham's remains were found in October after a monthlong search.
The report concludes that the odds of an unrelated person matching the DNA profile developed from under the victim's fingernail are higher than 1 in 7.2 billion.
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5 comments:
Burn MFer, just like Leggs will..
Just terminate his existence. He doesn't deserve a free hotel, better meals than our children and seniors, special privileges, etc.
I was going to comment about this animal , but I know you wouldn't print it.
He does remind me of that guy in Ferguson , Brown.
The worst and filthiest curse word in the world wouldn't describe him. His culture will be set back 150 years.
Why have the odds of someone else having the same DNA always the app number of people on Earth? When DNA first came about the odds were 1 in 5 billion (or so)that another persons DNA could be a match.That was the population at that time.Now it's 7.2 billion,which is the population now.Do those odds always mirror the population or is that merely a remarkable coincidence?
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