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Case. it was much other evidence. none of it really fit ray. they had fingerprints of the crime scene, none matched. they had footprints at the crime scene, didn't match ray. >> there were several blood stains on her underwear and several blood stains on her pants. nobody ever looked at that before the trial. they just assumed it was the victim's blood. >> reporter: plord submits the blood stains for dna testing. the result comes back. the blood doesn't match krone or the victim's. >> we had reason to believe the truth was coming out and would be coming out and i would be freed. >> reporter: f...

It's a scientific match. this time, the defense fights back. both dr. sperber and dr. campbell testify. >> i felt the evidence i presented was so overwhelmingly negative for the prosecution's side that i thought it had gone very well. >> reporter: the dna and a physical evidence excluding krone is also presented by krone's lawyers. the shoe prints, fingerprints and blood samples found at the scene. >> i was feeling good. the truth was coming out. the facts were told. the evidence was pointing to someone else. it wasn't matching me. >> reporter: after seven weeks, the case goes to the jury. the...

Ray krone, branded the snaggletooth killer by the press, is in his seventh year of incarceration for the murder of kim ancona. >> now i'm sentenced to 25 to life, i go to what they call the walls. it's about the toughest place to survive. this was maximum security but you weren't isolated. you actually had contact with other inmates. every day had you to watch your back. >> chris plourd, krone's lawyer, continues to fight for his release. >> we were waiting for the science to sort of catch up with what we needed the science to do. >> that same year the fbi

Bite. the pliable nature of skin tissue makes it impossible to concretely match a biter to a bite. many, including sperber, feel it must be supported by other forensic evidence. >> i became convinced that what happened is this expert came into court and basically misrepresenteded the science of bite marks to the jury. and wrongfully convicted ray krone. >> reporter: plord filed a request with the arizona supreme court to re-open the case and allow him access to the dna and physical evidence collected at the crime scene. because the bite mark video was presented to the defense only one day befo...