Originally posted by: DonVito
Originally posted by: moshquerade
what i was trying to say is there are other ways her DNA would've shown up besides blood. her exposed skin and therefore skin cells would have had contact with some surface, and also we normally shed up to 100 hairs per day. it's quite probably if she were raped that her DNA would be in there somewhere.
look, i know you are a lawyer, and it's your job to put doubt out there, but all signs really do point to this woman fabricating a story. she's just another Tawana Brawley.
I think you've been watching too much CSI. Not every crime lab is proficient enough to find individual skin cells, and this is not a big-city lab.
I see this kind of case as a kind of Rorshach test - we read into it our own predispositions about humanity. Many posters here see it as exonerating their negative views on women and minorities. Not surprisingly, as a woman, you are immediately skeptical of the accuser's motives (ironically, as defense attorneys quickly learn, women are the most defense-friendly jurors in rape cases).
I am just picking at the seams because I'm interested in the truth. I have no idea if a crime was committed here or not, but I sure as hell don't take a defense attorney's word as gospel in this situation.