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That makes sense, so I looked it up: " the 2012 law expanded a criminal defendant’s access to pre- and post-conviction DNA testing in certain circumstances. In addition, state regulations permit the release of partial DNA matches that meet certain criteria to law enforcement agencies for...

As I understand it: RH's DNA won't go into CODIS until after the conviction - and possibly sentencing. However, I seem to recall Tierney saying during various interviews that LE in other jurisdictions could contact his office for the DNA and they are happy to cooperate. I believe CODIS was...

By them ruling RH out for the Atlantic City murders, I've always suspected his DNA was not a match.

If they just find his "Orange Crush". If you saw one of the videos posted here, one officer was able to figure out that an "Orange Crush" was an inmate's soft spot - his obsession. The criminal kept refusing to cooperate, then LE offered him a six pack of Orange Crush and he cooperated. Maybe it...

I've often wondered that too. It was news that a car was someway connected to Sandra Castilla. I've wondered about that vehicle as well.

Total agreement that Rodney Harrison is indeed one to watch. And in my opinion one to believe. He appears to have no problem admitting where he made mistakes. Something I have always found very refreshing about him. He appears - to me - to acknowledge that Suffolk County and his prior domain of...

The cases RH admitted to show what I consider the evolution of his method. Like you, I'm not nearly as informed as so many here who have followed the case closely. So, my thinking is prob. quite different. I suspect the "at home" and basement torture and killing developed as he aged and his own...

In the conversation with Rodney Harrison and the CBS News NY team, he clarified something we've wondered about -- the mention of the green Avalanche by one of AC's roommates. While Suffolk County had the clue, Harrison said the woman who tied them together had a different data base that also...

Apparently, it was Megan Waterman the Bounty towels of the rare design was tied to. How a Bounty paper towel linked Gilgo Beach murder victim to Rex Heuermann: DA

I've been thinking about this. While I believe RH was smirking because he believes he pulled something over on the State, I'm wondering if maybe he was allowed to think that in order for the prosecution to get what it wanted. Tierney is a seasoned DA. He's seen and dealt with ego and arrogance...

Snipped for focus: that statement has made me wonder if over the course of nearly three years, a large number of investigations have been looked at with Suffolk County providing RH's DNA for matching. Perhaps because of this cooperation and no hits, Tierney may think the effect of adding RH's...

I wonder if there was something in the deal he considered a major win. Or something he felt he had pulled over on the court. There is something, somewhere - IMO. I hope his ego will lead to him spilling everything sometime just to have the last laugh - just to demonstrate his superiority.

Rodney Harrison, former Commissioner who led the taskforce, said yesterday he still has questions about family members and possible involvement or knowledge. He also said this isn't over, the investigation will continue that he hopes will answer the questions. "God willing, we'll find out down...

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I think you're right. Also, by RH admitting to KV's murder and closing the case, there won't be anymore work on it. Case closed - officially. I will probably always wonder. ETA: I thought the witness recalled it being around Valentine's Day? This MSN From this, RH supposedly met her in April...