Bill Williams
Penultimate Amazing
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I think the burden of proof is on the defense to prove it was contamination, because the DNA is present on the bra clasp and on the knife. Most of the time in any case, the DNA is there because of direct contact.
What proof do you have that contamination occurs all the time in Stefanoni's lab? I thought even the two independent experts agreed contamation could not have occured in the lab due to the passage of time between tests.
The DNA is not present on the clasp, because the clasp no longer exists. The DNA is no longer present on the knife, because it was destroyed (necessarily) due to testing.
So the "rational", scientific way of putting this is that a sole person, one person Patrizia Stefanoni, once claimed these things, and these outcomes are no longer reproducible. Furthermore, there are no electronic data files available so that Stefanoni's peers can confirm her results.
I think this is why even you conceded that what Stefanoni was doing was not science.