Let’s talk about the dna some more once you guys have finished translating the relevant parts of the independent report, then, if your argument hinges on details of the independent report rather than just the conclusions.
The translation is now nearing completion (the clasp section is finished, and the knife section will be soon). Here, furthermore, are some relevant links:
Great, give me a top-level post when the knife translation is finished, or when you think it’s in a good enough state to back up your claims in the dna discussion.
The translation is now nearing completion (the clasp section is finished, and the knife section will be soon). Here, furthermore, are some relevant links:
Expert commentary on C-V report: http://forensicdnaconsulting.wordpress.com/2011/07/30/understanding-the-independent-dna-experts%E2%80%99-report-in-the-amanda-knox-case-part-i/
Article detailing contamination issues and other problems with DNA testing: http://www.nacdl.org/public.nsf/0/6285f6867724e1e685257124006f9177
Examples of laboratory fraud and how they were detected: http://www.bioforensics.com/conference05/FBS_Dayton_2005_Fraud.pdf
9 DNA experts sign open letter critiquing evidence near the end of the first trial: http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn18215-knox-murder-trial-evidence-flawed-say-dna-experts.html
Chris Halkides’ blog: http://viewfromwilmington.blogspot.com
Great, give me a top-level post when the knife translation is finished, or when you think it’s in a good enough state to back up your claims in the dna discussion.