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>> the paternity testing showed that the john doe dna on the shirt came from the father of this young woman, kathryn, who is barry benchs daughter. >> unbelievably, when this evidence was presented to the court, the judge refused to grant a new trial. he said he had no proof that barry bench was kathryns biological father. >> you would think youd be home the next day. you wouldnt think people would drag this out. >> this is the kind of people im dealing with. >> with pressure mounting, the state...

Indication they were left by the person who bit the victim, presumably her killer. goebel removed the fabric and performed dna testing, which is a more advanced form of pcr testing. the result, the dna profile from the saliva on the tee shirt did not match roy brown. but whose was it? barry benchs daughter kathryn offered to help out. >> his daughter was a very courageous young woman who said i want the truth. she actually contacted us after our papers were filed in court and said if you ever ne...

He then cut a tiny piece of tissue and put it into a detergent that dissolved everything but the complex molecules. a pcr dna analysis once again provided useful information. >> the majority of the dna appeared to have male gender characteristics. >> the last step was to collect a dna sample from sam freeman. >> when we first informed mr. freeman of why we were there and who we were, it was like at that instance he had just went into shock. his demeanor totally changed. that, i couldnt describe,...

Chance that he could have touched the knot while he was tying the knot. >> dna specialist jason wycoff swabbed the stocking looking for any of those skin cells. >> the swabs were treated with a solvent to free possible dna. and then replicated so the sample was large enough for dna testing. just as they suspected, they found a dna sample. >> i noticed that the profile was characteristic of a mixture of at least two individuals and the mixture had male and female gender characteristics. >> the fe...

As you said theres right to be suspicious. if you take their word for it, simply the wrong body was sent to two different families. the family in canada who had no idea obviously it was the wrong body cremated the body that they received. is there any likelihood of the ashes themselves revealing any dna or indeed the flew it that was in the casket? is the second option more likely? >> yeah. thats a great question, piers. i heard the family say they had a toothbrush, they had a hair brush. you do...

Body cremated the body that they received. is there any likelihood of the ashes themselves revealing any dna or indeed the flew it that was in the casket? is the second option more likely? >> yeah. thats a great question, piers. i heard the family say they had a toothbrush, they had a hair brush. you do need to match the dna against something. hopefully theres dna on one or both of those items. if there isnt, and there may not be depending upon how thoroughly they were cleaned, thats trouble for...

Skeptic and im much less keptcal now than i was. >> really? >> we shot this thing in four different states. we were in places where we would drive for five hours. >> like what states? >> washington state, oregon, northern california, i mean way northern california, and michigan. so much forest that you cant see anything else. no cell reception, nothing. we were places where i dont think people have been either ever or in decades. >> this is a competition. is it two research teams? >> there are n...

Charge. >> lots to talk about here. john is here and lets bring in joey jackson, hln legal an sift, to talk more about this as well. theres two parts to this. lets focus on probably the most important part, exactly what happened, not the sports element of this. joey, what do you think about this case? >> interestingly enough as john mentioned earlier, i would think if there was going to be an arrest thats what where the focus would have been. what it comes down to is the issue of consent. was it...

Raising all sorts of questions. why did the investigation take so long? almost a year. why make this announcement today, just days before the heisman vote? lets bring in sports attorney steve olenick. a lot of things left out but the fact remains the prosecutors depends have enough to charge and thats not so unusual. >> its true. they had nothing. you have the accusers dna happened to be her boyfriend, his actual dna sample was, also jameis winston, so there was very little evidence. >> she said...

Same deal and just today she is like when am i going to have four hours to sit in front of this website to figure it out? i dont have the time to chat with people. >> no doubt. >> i dont have that kind of time and im sure she is not alone. there has to be tens of thousands of americans who dont have the time to sit and let it run its course or go through the glitches. >> they are bringing in the dream team of tech people so to speak. so hope they get it cleared up. >> hopefully. now to the dee...