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I think it was more parallel than that: while we’re running crime scene dna against genealogy dbs, let’s also look for hits on an a white Elantra at the scene.
by bryan0 4y ago
I think it was more parallel than that: while we’re running crime scene dna against genealogy dbs, let’s also look for hits on an a white Elantra at the scene. Notice they also said the Elantra was a dead-end last week, so at that point they probably already matched the owner with the dna and knew where they were.
- dboreham 4y agoSome more detailed reporting today reveals that you're probably right: they first identified the set of people or vehicles in the area/time. Then they collected DNA and cross-checked the DNA with the set of area/time suspects. That led them to the suspect. Everything after that was just waiting to see if he would incriminate himself further? or perhaps just to make the movie plot more interesting?