03-06-2015, 01:17 PM
Do you remember when the nutcase alluded to Lisa being pregnant ? I think that everyone who was even remotely connected (all of the initials) passed the test. And didn't they have DNA from two unknowns ?
This was found in the appeal of sam williams
{¶ 12} Staci Violi, a BCI expert in the area of forensic DNA analysis, performed
DNA testing on several items found at the crime scene. DNA samples collected at the
crime scene were compared to DNA standards for 36 suspects, including appellant and Cameo Pettaway. DNA profiles developed from samples taken from the scene
were consistent with both Johnny and Lisa. Some samples produced no reliable DNA
evidence while some samples produced partial profiles which were not suitable for
comparison purposes. A swab from the inside of Johnny’s sweatshirt pocket indicated
DNA contributions from an “unknown female number one,” and an unknown individual.
A swab from the inside of the Johnny’s sweatpants pockets indicated DNA contributions from “unknown female number one.”
{¶ 13} Cassandra Agosti, an expert in the field of forensic DNA analysis,
compared numerous DNA samples collected at the crime scene to DNA standards for 53 individuals, including appellant and Cameo Pettaway. She testified a swab from the duct tape around Johnny’s ankles indicated DNA contributions from “unknown female
number one” and a swab from the duct tape around Johnny’s wrists indicated DNA
contributions from at least two unknown individuals, one of them male. A DNA profile
developed from hairs found on Johnny’s sweatpants indicated DNA contributions from
“unknown female number two” and “unknown female number three.” The DNA profile
from the cigarette butt found in the Straub home was a mixture consistent with
contributions from appellant and Cameo Pettaway.
This was found in the appeal of sam williams
{¶ 12} Staci Violi, a BCI expert in the area of forensic DNA analysis, performed
DNA testing on several items found at the crime scene. DNA samples collected at the
crime scene were compared to DNA standards for 36 suspects, including appellant and Cameo Pettaway. DNA profiles developed from samples taken from the scene
were consistent with both Johnny and Lisa. Some samples produced no reliable DNA
evidence while some samples produced partial profiles which were not suitable for
comparison purposes. A swab from the inside of Johnny’s sweatshirt pocket indicated
DNA contributions from an “unknown female number one,” and an unknown individual.
A swab from the inside of the Johnny’s sweatpants pockets indicated DNA contributions from “unknown female number one.”
{¶ 13} Cassandra Agosti, an expert in the field of forensic DNA analysis,
compared numerous DNA samples collected at the crime scene to DNA standards for 53 individuals, including appellant and Cameo Pettaway. She testified a swab from the duct tape around Johnny’s ankles indicated DNA contributions from “unknown female
number one” and a swab from the duct tape around Johnny’s wrists indicated DNA
contributions from at least two unknown individuals, one of them male. A DNA profile
developed from hairs found on Johnny’s sweatpants indicated DNA contributions from
“unknown female number two” and “unknown female number three.” The DNA profile
from the cigarette butt found in the Straub home was a mixture consistent with
contributions from appellant and Cameo Pettaway.