Erin Moriarty: "Does any of that DNA match anyone in the Ramsey family?"

Ollie Gray: "No, this analysis eliminates the Ramsey's"

No way the DNA under her nails or mixed with her blood in her panties was from the Ramseys.

There are efforts to discount this evidence but it looks weak.

One story is that the clippers used to cut her nails may have been contaminated in the lab.

I thought we were talking a professional lab here, not the kid next door playing with his chemistry set.

If their lab is that sloppy, are they opening up the doors for all convicted felons to argue their lab tests are probably the work of imbeciles?

Whatever.... if the clippers were supposedly contaminated by DNA of Ms. Gordon, then why not check Ms. Gordan's DNA and PROVE IT! No - - -they like the innuendo better than the fact.

The DNA in her panties - - mixed with her blood. Could be the DNA of some little person in Taiwan who sewed the panties. Yeah, right. I have sewed since I was a kid - - and if there is DNA left in those panties from the person who made them, it is in the elastic, not the fabric, especially not after a wash.

I find the efforts to discredit that evidence insulting.

The BPD is trying to promote their theory and discredit the truth.

Shame

A pox on the man who prevents the truth from coming out.