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there were more than a dozen cigarette butts. police hoped at least one was from daniel woloson. they gave the evidence to dna analyst jennifer andrew. what i gathered from speaking to the investigator in charge, there was a homicide about 20 years ago of a college student. and you know, me being recently out of college, it was a little bit personal for me. one by one, andrew cut open the cigarette filters, often a good source of dna. because that s where all the saliva and skin cells would be deposited. the samples were treated with a solvent that separates the dna. a profile was generated from an unknown male. the profile was sent to illinois for comparison with the 20-year-old genetic material left at susan schumake s murder. and it matched daniel woloson. naturally, lieutenant echols would need another dna test to ....
Would need another dna test to confirm the dna results from the cigarette. until then, echols wanted to prevent woloson from fleeing so he tried a ruse. he confronted woloson with some made-up evidence. it was important for me to extract some type of information from him that would give me enough to get an arrest warrant. i gave him the story about the witness which is not true. i tell him that there was a person that he worked with at the quad apartments who had stepped forward and had seen daniel woloson walking down a path behind wright 1 carrying a yellow backpack during the evening that she was murdered. and i took it just a little bit further and i told him that i had a fingerprint that was identified to him from that backpack. and then immediately without me saying a thing he said you know, i only took $10 from that backpack. so i knew he was telling me the truth. ....
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there were more than a dozen cigarette butts. police hoped at least one was from daniel woloson. they gave the evidence to dna analyst jennifer andrew. what i gathered from speaking to the investigator in charge, there was a homicide about 20 years ago of a college student, and you know, me being recently out of college, it was a little bit personal for me. one by one, andrew cut open the cigarette filters often a good source of dna. because that s where all the saliva and skin cells would be deposited. the samples were treated with a solvent that separates the dna. a profile was generated from an unknown male. the profile was sent to illinois for comparison with the 20-year-old genetic material left at susan schumake s murder. and it matched daniel woloson. naturally, lieutenant echols ....
Of a heart attack at the age of 40. although phillips bragged to his prison cell mate about killing three women, he never mentioned susan schumake, but her family still believed he was responsible. we thought that phillips was the murderer. and he went to jail and he died in jail. so my family consequently thought, well, this is done with. it s over. he s dead. others weren t so sure. for one thing, susan s murder was different from the others. most of his murders were under darkness. and that wasn t the situation with susan schumake. lieutenant paul echols was susan s classmate in college and had kept a picture from her case file on his desk. now, you could just look at that picture, you could see that this was a happy moment, a father standing with his daughter, very proud. ....