Fulcanelli,
I offered Dr. Krane’s words only as evidence that release of electronic data (fsa) files to the defense is the international norm. He publishes regularly in the DNA forensic literature; therefore, his words carry considerably more weight than Stilicho’s, for example. Dr. Stefanoni has had two years to release the files, four months since the release of the open letter. One might have hoped the entreaties of her colleagues in the field of DNA forensics would move her to providing these files at last, but this hope is still unfulfilled.
Your explanation of the DNA on bra clasp lacks evidentiary support. If the bra touched other clothing before it were washed, the DNA would be removed by the laundry detergent. On the other hand it is difficult to see how a clean bra clasp would come into contact with dirty clothes after the bra were laundered. Do you know of a similar case from the forensic literature? You have previously argued that Laura’s and/or Filomena’s DNA was on the clasp, but without reference samples that is pure conjecture, unencumbered by fact.
Chris
