Good question Tahorn. To me there are endless points that just don't fit. I have another question: This is to find under evidence picture 69: Chemical indications of blood were detected........., however no blood-like staining was observed. Can somebody please explain this to me? What exactly does that mean?
I don't like that they hardly found any semen and if then it was on the front seat right? Correct me if I am wrong. Well I guess he had sex a million times in his car with all these women.
I really think for the sexual assault is not enough evidence there. unfortunately.
With everything TLM said isn't it kind of strange that the forensic didn't find more? With all these super special testing they have nowadays? I just don't know what to think.
You would find chemical indications of blood but no blood-like staining if, for example, someone cleaned it up or rain washed the bloodstain away after some of the blood had a chance to soak into the material. Nothing visible to the eye, but some of the chemicals that indicate blood are still present, left behind in small amounts.
What you mention about "isn't it strange that forensics didn't find more?" is, I think, what forensic experts call the CSI effect. The TV crime shows that are so popular suggest that forensic testing always gives us all the answers, and so today's jurors (and others) are expecting that every case is going to produce a flood of damning forensic evidence. That's just not how it really is in real-life cases. DNA and other materials degrade pretty quickly, depending on the circumstances. Criminals have learned how to clean up and get rid of evidence that they might have left behind in the past. Just finding a drop of the victim's blood mixed with semen/sperm is a significant find.
It makes sense to me that there is more evidence of semen in the front because he was focused on cleaning up the back, where the assault on Tori took place.
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