Delphi Murders Trial: No DNA Links Accused Killer Richard Allen to Crime Scene, Expert Says
A forensics scientist from the Indiana State Police DNA laboratory took the stand Monday morning as testimony resumed in the double murder trial of accused child killer, Richard Allen. During her questioning by the prosecution,
Bozinovski said she tested the unspent round found at the crime scene, but the DNA found on the cartridge was ...
When asked why there wasn't DNA found on the cartridge, Bozinovski said it is a very small surface area and minimally handled. Prosecuting attorney Jim Luttrell asked Bozinovski, "Did you find the ...
She testified she also tested several items from Richard Allen's home, like his blue Carhartt jacket, carpet from his car, knives and the unspent cartridge found between the girls' bodies. Her ...
Bozinovski said she tested the unspent round found at the crime scene, but the DNA found on the cartridge was insufficient for further testing. Allen has admitted to being on the trail the day the ...
Ammunition cartridges were found in the pocket of a seat on an Air India flight AI916 flying from Dubai to New Delhi after it ...
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