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Saturday Nov 14 | Posted by: roboblogger

Worcester Residents Upset With City's Tree Limits

Full story: CBS 5

In an effort to stop the spread of the Asian Longhorn Beetle, Worcester officials have cut down more than 25 thousand trees, mostly maples.

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candy

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Oct 16, 2009
 
More and more, I'm thinking this is where the unsourced DNA in this case has come from. BTW, the FBI are looking more and more like the keystone cops in high profile cases these days:

FBI Analyst Accidentally contaminates Chandra Levy case DNA:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/...
Anonymous

Columbus, OH

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Oct 17, 2009
 
candy wrote:
More and more, I'm thinking this is where the unsourced DNA in this case has come from. BTW, the FBI are looking more and more like the keystone cops in high profile cases these days:
FBI Analyst Accidentally contaminates Chandra Levy case DNA:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/...
The FBI has long been known as not being the best source when it comes to DNA evidence.
Biz

United States

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Oct 17, 2009
 
thewhitewitchone wrote:
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One. Always use the same one. Why? Who do you think I am?
Well my guess would be that he is saying you are Jameson, which doesn't make sense because Jameson is IDI all the way. I believe she has used the phrase "it ain't over til the fat lady sings" but then again so have I....and many many others. It's a very common phrase.
This group thinks Jameson is everybody.
candy

East Lansing, MI

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Oct 17, 2009
 
The new investigative team needs to go back, and find out ANYONE and EVERYONE that may have had contact with these garments from the time Dr. Meyer was conducting the autopsy, until the DNA was found and documented in the lab, and make sure they were ALL swabbed.
Biz

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Oct 17, 2009
 
candy wrote:
The new investigative team needs to go back, and find out ANYONE and EVERYONE that may have had contact with these garments from the time Dr. Meyer was conducting the autopsy, until the DNA was found and documented in the lab, and make sure they were ALL swabbed.
I agree Candy. I always thought there was a possibility that the DNA could have belonged to an examiner but I have come to find out that it really would be a long shot. They would have had to have dripped one small speck of saliva into the panties precisely in a spot that comingled with JBR's blood and then the same person would have to use their bare hands to pull the long johns off of her.
The same DNA findings were found at different labs without the second lab knowing the results of the first lab if I am understanding this correctly.
This was a Christmas holiday break. Is there a chance that standards could have lapsed? Are all lab workers DNA entered and compared against the victims. One would assume so but I have found out that many things we assume to be done were NOT done in this case.
Anonymous

Columbus, OH

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Oct 17, 2009
 
candy wrote:
The new investigative team needs to go back, and find out ANYONE and EVERYONE that may have had contact with these garments from the time Dr. Meyer was conducting the autopsy, until the DNA was found and documented in the lab, and make sure they were ALL swabbed.
I agree with that. I think the panty DNA and the long john DNA undoubtedly belong to the same person, though there's a very remote possibility that they don't. But it's so remote, the more obvious has to be assumed and examined first.

The BPD was so careless about the chain of custody, I feel sure someone must have folded those clothes, transferred them from one bag to another, etc. and has NOT been swabbed. They ALL need to be, but I wonder if BPD even HAS a record of everyone who could have touched the clothing?

Now, if that same foreign DNA were on the garrote, the cord, the MAG light, I'd say, "Yes, there was an intruder." I'm assuming Mary Lacy had the sense to have the MURDER WEAPON tested, but maybe not. Oh, the MAG light was wiped clean of prints, at least, so safe to assume no "touch DNA" there. So, WHY was it wiped?

But I still think the panty and long john DNA, though belonging to the same person, is not evidence of a third person INSIDE the Ramsey home.
CSIEngland

Columbus, OH

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<quoted text>That doesn't answer anything, since when do you believe anything Candy says KK? Where's the proof that her source exists? You demand proof when the evidence points to an intruder, but not when it points to a Ramsey? FFJ is a great example of RDI ignorance. Lies, assumptions, plain out proven wrong information and misinformation are acceptable and go uncorrected as long as they are posted by an RDI. WTH? No wonder the trashy lying globe is the only one who gives a crap about what that forum has to say about the new evidence. All the other BORG television media seems to accept that the R's are cleared now. All except FFJ, W. Murphy and the globe. Doesn't that bother you at all? I was RDI until I read this crap and the other crap at FFJ. What about the DNA expert Larry what's his name who says this is great evidence against an intruder? I'm not saying candy is lying, I'm saying name your expert Candy so we can all check him out for ourselves since the BORG have called you delusional and a liar in the past I think its only fair that you back up your claim with some facts. Elvis is a doctor I think she/he trumps your unnamed source that you have hiding in your evidence closet. KK you should be ashamed of yourself. I had a higher respect for you and thought you cared about JB the real story not just whatever supports your opinion.
I was RDI, too, until I looked at this (and other aspects of the case) more closely. Transfer DOES happen and often, but not in the way it would have had to have happened in the JB case.

Exactly right about FFJ. If they had a videotape of an intruder killing JB, they would not believe it.

I once had some respect for KK, too, but no longer.
CSIEngland

Columbus, OH

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Biz wrote:
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I agree Candy. I always thought there was a possibility that the DNA could have belonged to an examiner but I have come to find out that it really would be a long shot. They would have had to have dripped one small speck of saliva into the panties precisely in a spot that comingled with JBR's blood and then the same person would have to use their bare hands to pull the long johns off of her.
The same DNA findings were found at different labs without the second lab knowing the results of the first lab if I am understanding this correctly.
This was a Christmas holiday break. Is there a chance that standards could have lapsed? Are all lab workers DNA entered and compared against the victims. One would assume so but I have found out that many things we assume to be done were NOT done in this case.
Biz, are they positive it's saliva in the panties? I can see innocent transfer taking place if it were skin cells in the panties, but not if it was saliva. So, while I seem to be contradicting myself in the above two posts, I'm just unsure. "Touch" DNA could have been innocently transferred, saliva could not have been, and commingled with JB's blood? No.
koldkase

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Geeze, maybe I can be a DNA expert, because I know the answer to this!

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