Combrink: next point, Mixtures, which you have dealt with. C hands up another exhibit
C: we have set out extractions that you read into the record, we have reference samples clearly set out and the profiles
C: You would agree the DNA profiles from Rudi and Henri look like that?
Galloway objects- I see at least 10 samples, 3 of rudi and henri, which one does he refer to?
C: reads out more detail from DNA in the table he has handed up
Otto: M'lord I understand completely and the answer is that these people are all related
the bottom 2 samples namely rudi and henri, it also gives us the same mixtures the reason, both share Teresas dna as she is mother
Otto: If I have a mixture result I compare it to all the references that I have, if I can read all three of them in I must say
C: when you do this exercise you take the profile and compare it with mixtures and profiles of mixtures and then u read them in
O: if I can read them in I will
Desai: what happens to Unknown DNA?
Otto: Unknown DNA must be reported request additional samples etc
Galloway objects to questioning and Combrink giving evidence she asks him to point out the mothers column
C: both mixtures would indicate XY- Otto: yes
C: You said you also would have looked at EPG's? Otto: Yes
C: why didnt you say it is a mixture of Rudi, Teresa and Henri? Why just Rudi and Henri?
Otto: I would go an include the people that I can include and thats my interpretation
C: this profile can be read into this mixture Teresa, henri and rudi? When you could just say Henri and Rudi? why not state in report
O: We only mention the inclusions and the probability
O: when I do an interpretation I have to optimally report on what I read in the rest is my interpretation
O: I am an objective witness, if you want to argue that point thats fine I am objective
Combrink: that statement in itself is utterly bias
Judge and Assessor are going to look at the report as you read those profiles in
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