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That she donated to both of her children. >> chris dna profile was on file as part of his military records. scientists cut a small piece of envelope flap, put it into a solution which dissolved everything but the human cells and performed a pcr dna test. the results? the dna test revealed chris had licked the envelope flap. >> placed that letter in that envelope and sealed it himself. that is the only reason his saliva was on those envelopes. because dorothy had no intention of committing suicid...

Once again, joanne chambers blood dna matched the dna from the stamps and the envelope flap. >> you could see how all five genetic markers line up perfectly between the dna of joanne chambers and the dna from the back of the postage stamps. >> the odds of someone in the random u.s. population having the same combination of five genotypes tested was 1 in 14,925. >> the match was fairly significant in that thats a small community there, so its unlikely that too many people are going to be walking ...

Stamps or envelope flaps, youre going to jail. >> the cost of the dna testing, approximately $7,000, would have to be paid by paula nawrocki. blood samples from both paula and her husband were sent to a local dna lab along with the threatening letters and the envelopes. >> the amount of dna that winds up on the back of a stamp or an envelope flap depends on how hard you lick the envelope, how much cells that you shed from the inside of your mouth. there are variables thats hard to predict exactl...

Looking at the resulting types that she donated to both of her children. >> chriss dna profile was on file as part of his military records. scientists cut a small piece of envelope flap, put it into a solution which dissolved everything but the human cells and performed a pcr dna test. the results? the dna test revealed chris had licked the envelope flap. >> placed that letter in the envelope and sealed it himself. that is the only reason his saliva was on those envelopes. because dorothy had no...

Mistake. he licked the envelope flap and left enough saliva for dna testing. police now had the dna profile of the zodiac killer. the letter also included another clue. >> i knew it was a code. it was a nine towers because there were nine victims. and i wrote down all the different symbols. and i think i had 23. very close to an alphabet. and then i did something called a frequency count. which is, you write down how many times each letter is used. because, for example, e is the most commonly us...

>> the cost of the dna testing, approximately $7,000, would have to be paid by paula nawrocki. blood samples from both paula and her husband were sent to a local dna lab along with the threatening letters and the envelopes. >> the amount of dna that winds up on the back of a stamp or an envelope flap depends on how hard you lick the envelope, how much cells that you shed from the inside of your mouth. there are variables thats hard to predict exactly what the value would be. but it is there. in ...

With this letter he made a mistake. he liquid the envelope flap and left enough saliva for dna testing. police now had the dna profile of the zodiac killer. the letter also included another clue. >> i knew it was a code. it was a nine towers because there were nine victims. and i wrote down all the different symbols. and i think i had 23. very close to an alphabet. and then i did something called a frequency count. which is, you write down how many times each letter is used. because for example ...

There was no postmark on the envelope, which meant it had been hand delivered. >> miriam is frantic about this. she is convinced that the killer is now out to get her. >> the simple block lettering made handwriting analysis impossible. there were no fingerprints on the envelope or the letter. the envelope wasnt sealed, so there was no saliva on the envelope flap and no dna to recover. and the barcode on the back of the card was missing. >> it had been cut out, and -- as if somebody knew we might...