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Fingerprint fingerprinted was the area around the body. that it was blood near the front door. there was blood on the venetian blinds. the condom wrapper short distance from the body. the police go upstairs to see if that's been flushed. do not fingerprint the flush handle of the commode, don't dna that, don't dna anything up there. >> in fact, the defense did its own dna testing, on that condom wrapper. by the prosecution's account it was a key piece of evidence, the thing that likely set kevin off on his murderous rage. but think about it, said lead attorney kenny johnson. if kevin actually ...

>> an odd combination. >> oh, i used to say it's the ultimate good guy. >> and right away stephie knew there was a key piece of evidence that demanded a closer look. that condom wrapper found in nona's apartment. it held somebody's dna, but whose? steffey wondered if police cleared those male friends and neighbors of nona too quickly in the early days of the investigation. >> do they have a valid alibi? because either i'm missing something or, you know -- and so i began to feel like that some of those people maybe needed to have their dna compared. >> so kevin's legal team rolled up its sleeve...

Did belong to gary dunn. but that made them wonder too. >> if this guy was supposedly so careful to not leave no other dna or no other fingerprints in this whole crime scene, then you'd think he would have been smart enough to take the condom wrapper with him. >> so there it was. dna evidence against dunn. interesting if perhaps not proof. circumstantial evidence which was compelling. they took a poll, guilty or not. several polls, actually. and then on the last go-round they knew they were finished. they went back to the courtroom and looked at nona's family. >> coming up and being in front o...

Out to be no alibi at all. in short, it was hard to see how dunn's public defenders, bill james and jeff rosenzwag, could argue against their client's lies and dna. but that's exactly what they did. and with gusto. >> what you're saying is the state was simply wrong. >> the state was simply wrong. >> what's more, they told jurors, they could prove it. for starters, they said, the state wasn't being honest about the dna on that condom wrapper. it was only a mixed partial match to gary dunn, they said, which meant -- >> any thousands, millions, billions of people are also not excluded. >> let me...

Crime. but that's my belief. based upon what i saw in this trial. >> dunn's trial opened in april 2010. hiram jones listened as the state, which had already tried his son, now argued that dunn was a sexually violent man who'd been stalking the young beauty queen whose bedroom window he could see across the parking lot. his own wife testified he was violent in bed with her and that weeks before nona's death she'd caught him hanging around nona's front door in the middle of the night. so, said the prosecutor, the jury could be sure dunn killed nona after entering her apartment with the intent of...