02-15-2015, 01:33 PM
Yes, Johnny burned AC by only paying half for the dog and not giving back $750 for the car. I would be pissed also. It makes me wonder who else JC burned. DNA samples were collected from 53 people (C out of Appeals, p. 7). It does not state whether AC was swabbed.
Also, I am wondering the rules of Ohio in order for individuals to be put in the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS). In New Mexico if you are simply arrested at the time of booking you are swabbed and put in the database. What are the rules in OHIO?
The reason I ask is because of the three unknown females. Unknown female one: Her DNA was found on the duct tape, JC 's sweatshirt pocket and pants. Unknown female two and three: DNA was found on JC 's sweat pants. I am sure those three suspects will eventually be caught depending on your laws for collecting DNA samples. Because NM collects DNA samples from anyone who has been arrested numerous cases have been solved. My guess if your laws were like New Mexicos the three unknown females would already have been identified.
Reference
http://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/rod/doc...io-405.pdf
Also, I am wondering the rules of Ohio in order for individuals to be put in the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS). In New Mexico if you are simply arrested at the time of booking you are swabbed and put in the database. What are the rules in OHIO?
The reason I ask is because of the three unknown females. Unknown female one: Her DNA was found on the duct tape, JC 's sweatshirt pocket and pants. Unknown female two and three: DNA was found on JC 's sweat pants. I am sure those three suspects will eventually be caught depending on your laws for collecting DNA samples. Because NM collects DNA samples from anyone who has been arrested numerous cases have been solved. My guess if your laws were like New Mexicos the three unknown females would already have been identified.
Reference
http://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/rod/doc...io-405.pdf