The most significant revelation about the DNA, in my opinion and if it's true, is that they found the same unknown male DNA in two spots (her pj bottoms and underwear). I don't think I had ever heard that before. If true, that makes it hard to dismiss in my opinion (I've always found the DNA evidence to be pretty specious).
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Theres so much more to the tDNA information than viewers received on the program. I promise youll be hearing more myths about this DNA on additional programs designed to further cloud the issue of whether the Rs were involved.
According to the published reports, there were 5 different male samples of DNA found on JonBenéts body - on the wrist binding, on the garrote, underneath her nails and on the leggings/panties. (A sixth sample of DNA underneath JonBenéts nails belonged to a female, and the tests couldnt determine if JonBenét was perhaps the source of it.)
The quality of the panties/leggings tDNA is never revealed just for starters on this subject. The DAs manager of the tDNA process was a young man from the DAs office who gave Kolar the information about the strength of the other foreign tDNA found on the wrist bindings and on the garrote. If the tDNA is significant, why would the DAs assistant refuse to reveal how many markers the tDNA on the panties and the leggings possessed? How weak and degraded it was? Why, when so many other reports have been released, is that one tDNA report never spoken of in detail? Imo, it was being used to exonerate the people the DA ML referenced as her friends: The R family.
Those from Websleuths and Forums for Justice whove investigated the discussion of the tDNA have found that many, even professionals seen on the program last night, do not have the full picture of this tDNA. The DNA which was uploaded into CODIS, was from a mixed sample with dropout. (It was mixed with JonBenéts blood.) According to Dan Krane, a national expert on DNA, because they cannot attach a statistical weight to a mixed sample of DNA with dropout, it could never be used in court as evidence against a contributor. It can only be used as an investigatory tool. He quipped one time about even its usefulness as an investigatory tool, and Im paraphrasing:
Well the same could be said about using a Ouija board to look for a perpetrator.