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Thought of something else after seeing the update on the DNA composite.
Brittany was raped and murdered, yet there was never any DNA hit in the system for her killer. I wondered if Oklahoma had an untested rape kit backlog. According to this article, Oklahoma is currently auditing for untested rape kits.
https://www.readfrontier.org/storie...pe-kits-unlikely-to-be-completed-by-deadline/
For example, Oklahoma City completed its audit and found it had 1,593 untested rape kits.
As for Tulsa Police, the article says:
Depressing to think that if Brittany's killer was a repeat offender, his DNA could be in other untested rape kits in Oklahoma or any other state.
Brittany was raped and murdered, yet there was never any DNA hit in the system for her killer. I wondered if Oklahoma had an untested rape kit backlog. According to this article, Oklahoma is currently auditing for untested rape kits.
https://www.readfrontier.org/storie...pe-kits-unlikely-to-be-completed-by-deadline/
For example, Oklahoma City completed its audit and found it had 1,593 untested rape kits.
As for Tulsa Police, the article says:
The Tulsa Police Department does not have a backlog of current rape kits waiting to be tested.
However, the agency has thousands of kits going back to the mid-80s, and its unknown how many are untested, Phippen said. The department typically does not throw out any of its rape kits.
Depressing to think that if Brittany's killer was a repeat offender, his DNA could be in other untested rape kits in Oklahoma or any other state.