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And so the results were all coming back negative, negative, negative. in february of 2005, we filed our first motion. and we sought dna testing on the swabs from christines body. we asked for the bloody bandanna found a hundred yards behind the house along what we always believed to be the escape route of the murderer to be dna tested. john bradley was the district attorney when we wanted the tests done. so i called up mr. bradley and i introduced myself. and i tried to explain to him the logic ...

Our first motion. and we sought dna testing on the swabs from christines body. we asked for the bloody bandanna found a hundred yards behind the house along what we always believed to be the escape route of the murderer to be dna tested. john bradley was the district attorney when we wanted the tests done. so i called up mr. bradley and i introduced myself. and i tried to explain to him the logic of what we were doing, that we were only seeking the truth. and he said it would muddy the waters. t...

Murderer to be dna tested. john bradley was the district attorney of williamson county at the time we filed the motion for dna testing. so i called up mr. bradley and i introduced myself. and i tried to explain to him the logic of what we were doing, that we were only seeking the truth. and he said it would muddy the waters, that testing the dna would muddy the waters. and i didnt understand what he meant. i said, mr. bradley, truth clarifies. why oppose it? it makes no sense. but he continued t...

Tested. john bradley was the district attorney when we wanted the tests done. so i called up mr. bradley and i introduced myself. and i tried to explain to him the logic of what we were doing, that we were only seeking the truth. and he said it would muddy the waters. that testing the dna would muddy the waters. and i didnt understand what he meant. i said, mr. bradley, truth clarifies. why oppose it? it makes no sense. but he continued to oppose it. he asked for several extensions in even respo...

House along what we always believed to be the escape route of the murderer to be n da tested. john bradley was the district attorney when we wanted the tests done. so i called up mr. bradley and i introduced myself. and i tried to explain to him the logic of what we were doing, that we were only seeking the truth. and he said it would muddy the waters, that testing the dna would muddy the waters. and i didnt understand what he meant. i said, mr. bradley, truth clarifies. why oppose it? it makes ...