GA was a chief-official at the time, inspected every detail in the apartment and reached that conclusion. What else?
I'm not sure what he was talking about, but seems to be spot on underpane if you say that's what Germany is requesting.
If lab gave that result, what else? DNA is from a male, but he can be a baby, of course.
The lab result from the PJ case files state that the biological material found on the cloth fragment from the bed in the children's room closest to the window came from a male baby, CG, approx. 2 years and 3 months, whose family stayed in apartment 5A the week before Madeleine's family arrived.
09-Processos Vol IX Page 2422-2439
FIRST INML REPORT 9 JULY 2007
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF LEGAL MEDICINE
GENETIC AND BIOLOGICAL FORENSIC SERVICES
Processo no. 2007/000268/P-B
Processo no. 2007/000244/CR-B
Processo no. 2007/000226/LX-BC
IDENTIFICATION OF BIOLOGICAL TRACES AND COMPARATIVE STUDY WITH REFERENCE SAMPLES
2-Nature of the sample
Acid Phosphatase Test to detect semen on the small spot on the cloth fragment in envelope no. 5 recovered from the bedspread of the bed next to the window of the children's bedroom.
2-Nature of the sample
Acid Phosphatase Test to detect semen on the small spot on the cloth fragment in envelope no. 5 recovered from the bedspread of the bed next to the window of the children's bedroom: Weakly positive.
P.J. POLICE FILES: JOHN ROBERT LOWE F.S.S REPORT
(This bit is at the very bottom of the page)
08-Cartas Rogatorias Vol 8 Pages 5 - 7
Carta Rogatoria-Home OfficeIV.pdf
FSS - Forensic Science Service Ltd
I conclude further that, the DNA profiles obtained from the 'crime stain 1' and 286A/2007/CRL9A & B coincide with CG (bar code 51156964). I believe that CG was born on 29 January 2005, and if this is the case, in my opinion, the DNA profile obtained in 'crime stain 1' is not the result of semen found on the blanket.
P.J. POLICE FILES: PJ FINAL REPORT
pages 49 and 50
Still within the area of collection, treatment and analysis of residues, the identification of a stain on the cover of one of the beds in MADELEINE’s bedroom (not the one she slept in), which raised some suspicions, should be pointed out.
Duly analyzed, the stain configured a biological residue (saliva) that belonged to a child – CG – that had been on holidays, earlier and with his parents, in the same apartment.
<ADMIN NOTE: Minor child's name changed to initials. Please always change a minor child's name to initials only unless it is the victim in this case.>