03-28-2011, 08:35 PM
(03-28-2011, 08:13 PM)Adub Wrote:(03-28-2011, 08:10 PM)ZEROSPHERES Wrote:(03-28-2011, 03:36 PM)heartbreaker6713 Wrote: DNA can take longer in some cases than others depending on many factors. If there was a party the night before or a couple nights before there may be many different sets of finger prints to seperate and eliminate. You also have to remember if they are lifting every single finger print they have to scan those and run them and identify each and every one of them. yes it's computerized but there is a human element there. This takes time. With any blood dna, if it becomes combined with someone elses that becomes a factor. There are so many things that come into play. Then on top of that, IF it doesn't match anyone in the system it's going to sit there and for the time it's not going to mean anything until it MATCHES someone. it's like a huge piece of the puzzle that doesn't have a place to fit yet. Some other cases are way easier for DNA to come back quicker.
I am afraid the only DNA is that of LS when she was bleeding in the hallways. My feeling is the promise of the DNA collected by LE helping in this case is over rated and may may yeild nothing. -IMO-
Hallway? Blood? Lisa? Did i miss something?
LS is the only one who has been confirmed as 'bloody'. My feeing and MHO is that hers may be the only blood at the crime seen and in that case the promise that DNA can solve this is misplaced.