JREF2010
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Zellner has become silent. The tests in progress and Radiocarbon dating seems to be the main allowance by the courts, other evidence testing denied. The hood latch DNA is to prove it was planted but not as we thought, instead it was "planted" probably by Poofy Hair?
NOV 2.....Jan 2.....Feb 2.....
These critical items of evidence will undergo testing as part of this week’s court order:
Blood flakes recovered from the floor near the center console of Halbach’s RAV4.
Bloodstain cutting from the driver’s seat.
Bloodstain cutting from passenger’s seat.
Swab of the RAV 4 ignition area where blood was found.
Swab of bloodstain taken from the rear passenger’s door.
Swab of bloodstain taken from a CD case found in vehicle.
Additionally, three other items of evidence used to secure Avery’s arrest and eventual conviction are subject to the new testing order.
Those items are:
A vial of blood said to be a sample of Avery’s blood from 1996. This was the vial of blood that Avery’s murder trial defense lawyers Dean Strang and Jerry Buting came across during their pretrial case research inside the clerk’s office at the Manitowoc County Courthouse.
A spare key for Halbach’s vehicle found in Avery’s bedroom by Manitowoc County Sheriff’s deputies James Lenk and Andrew Colborn.
The swab from the hood latch of Halbach’s RAV4 that later generated a DNA profile for Avery. Forensic testing on the hood latch was not performed by the Wisconsin State Crime Lab in Madison, even though the lab initially impounded the vehicle and conducted a battery of standard forensic tests. Rather, the swab of the hood latch that yielded the DNA profile of the murder defendant did not occur until six months later. In April 2006, Calumet County sheriff’s officials decided to carry out their own forensic testing of the hood area.
Zellner has said she wants to determine if the hood latch DNA swab was fabricated from other known DNA samples that were in the possession of Calumet and Manitowoc County law enforcement.
NOV 2.....Jan 2.....Feb 2.....
These critical items of evidence will undergo testing as part of this week’s court order:
Blood flakes recovered from the floor near the center console of Halbach’s RAV4.
Bloodstain cutting from the driver’s seat.
Bloodstain cutting from passenger’s seat.
Swab of the RAV 4 ignition area where blood was found.
Swab of bloodstain taken from the rear passenger’s door.
Swab of bloodstain taken from a CD case found in vehicle.
Additionally, three other items of evidence used to secure Avery’s arrest and eventual conviction are subject to the new testing order.
Those items are:
A vial of blood said to be a sample of Avery’s blood from 1996. This was the vial of blood that Avery’s murder trial defense lawyers Dean Strang and Jerry Buting came across during their pretrial case research inside the clerk’s office at the Manitowoc County Courthouse.
A spare key for Halbach’s vehicle found in Avery’s bedroom by Manitowoc County Sheriff’s deputies James Lenk and Andrew Colborn.
The swab from the hood latch of Halbach’s RAV4 that later generated a DNA profile for Avery. Forensic testing on the hood latch was not performed by the Wisconsin State Crime Lab in Madison, even though the lab initially impounded the vehicle and conducted a battery of standard forensic tests. Rather, the swab of the hood latch that yielded the DNA profile of the murder defendant did not occur until six months later. In April 2006, Calumet County sheriff’s officials decided to carry out their own forensic testing of the hood area.
Zellner has said she wants to determine if the hood latch DNA swab was fabricated from other known DNA samples that were in the possession of Calumet and Manitowoc County law enforcement.
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