Wudge said:
Please cite the chain of incontrovertibkle facts/premises and deductive linking that produces your alleged valid and relibale conclusion of "guilty".
(best of luck)
Sorry, Wudge, attempting to make me run down the whole case for you won't work. You allege prosecutorial misconduct in this case, yet Mac's own lawyers haven't been able to show that, and the courts have never found that to be true in any way, so, since you made the allegation, I believe it's up to you to show the proof of that.
As for DNA results, I take Kirsten's to be the most significant. Do you not? Or do you think a foreign hair inserted itself under her fingernail?
Hang on, Wudge. Instead of trying to turn the discussion in another direction, let's take things one at a time, okay? My question to you came first. It was, basically, how do you explain the defense's complete silence now about the hair fragment in Kim's nail scrapings, when for years they've held that hair up as proof of "intruders"? Your question to me didn't answer that.
Re: the unsourced hair fragment found somewhere on Kris, I'll go ahead and answer you now and then you can answer my question. As has already been said, not a single lab tech who saw Kris's nail scrapings before Glisson did has ever described finding any hair under her fingernails. Even Glisson wasn't sure about it, and put a ? mark after the word "hair." Given that there's no evidence a 5mm hair fragment was found
under the nail, and given that she wasn't bathed and had been to Rosalie Edwards' house that night and may also have been at the stables where the pony was kept, and that her hands weren't bagged when she was taken from the house, and that a fiber from MacDonald's pajamas
was found under her nail, the hair means nothing in terms of Mac's innocence.
But cementing the issue of the significance of this hair is the fact that it did not match the DNA profile of either of the people MacDonald claimed murdered his family, and remains unsourced. Until MacDonald can source this hair (and the other two unsourced hairs) to a specific person, and until he can also provide other corroborating evidence that that specific person murdered his family, it will remain forensically worthless.
Finally, should some miracle occur and the hair is at some point sourced to someone and other corroborating evidence does show that that same person murdered Kristen (which IMO will never happen), then MacDonald will have an enormous amount of explaining to do, since he would have to explain not only how he and this other person murdered her, but would also have to explain why he covered up for this person all these many years.