On the bodies and the scene, there may be trace evidence linking to the suspect. This evidence helps the investigators gain knowledge of about the suspect. There may be a great deal of DNA evidence about the suspect, as well as, the victims, in this case, there were both. hair and clothe fibers transferred on to the victims by the suspect. These trace evidences can determine what sex, age, and race of the suspect; however, If the scene was not protected well against contamination, some of these traces of may be lost.
There were no fingerprints at the crime scene. However, there was additional blood stains, which belonged to neither victims'. Samples of blood, hair, and fibers at the crime scene were compared to samples from O.J. Simpson, Nicole Brown Simpson, and Ron Goldman. The defense claims that samples from the crime scene had been planted as part of a conspiracy or contaminated. As for conspiracy, I can not comment, however, there does seem to be a great possibility of contamination, because unauthorized personnel were in and out of the house and around the evidence. The prosecution stated that the DNA tests linked the additional blood stains to O.J. Simpson in the murders.
Upon the murder investigation and according to:http://emiko.igcom.net/~bruce/evidnce.html .The prosecution brought forth the following DNA evidence: Blood on exterior of Bronco door,. between Bronco and Simpson gate, on Rockingham driveway, In Rockingham foyer;. A right handed glove found at Rockingham;. Bloody socks from floor of Simpson's bedroom, A Blue plastic bag recovered from ground at Rockingham (from police report, it appears it was found somewhat near to bloody glove, on other side of chain link fence.). Blood on Rockingham driveway, Rockingham Walkway, Rockingham.
During his trial the prosecution had an abundance of circumstantial evidence stacked against him, but he was subsequently found not guilty. ... The 1995 murder trial of O.J. ... O.J. ... With an overwhelming amount of 6 evidence against him, including blood and DNA evidence that puts him at the scene of the murder, O.J. Simpson was found not guilty of murder. ...
For instance, in the three tests done on O.J. Simpson's DNA samples from his blood, hair, and other tissue, the PCR test was used 70% of the time, which resulted in a match with the samples from a murder scene (Reibstein, Foote, and Miller 55). ... Tommie Lee Andrews was on trial in Orlando for rape. With DNA evidence submitted, the jury convicted him in about fifteen minutes (Froelich and Leyden 1). ... DNA evidence has also freed the innocent after years of suspicion or conviction. ...
DARDAR 1 Forensic Science: The Science of Evidence. ... In 1,000, Quintilian, an attorney in Roman Courts, showed that bloody palm prints were meant to frame a blind man of his mothers murder. ... Here are some examples of court cases where DNA plays an important roll in the outcome of the trial. ... At a banquet held for Kotler he received a standing ovation from the guests of his lawyer, Barry Schech and Peter Neufeld, who would later use their DNA expertise to help free O.J. Simpson. ...
Plea bargaining has advantages a defendant who is on trial is uncertain what the outcome of the trial will be. ... For example, in the infamous O.J. Simpson murder trial, prosecutors waged a long and expensive trail against the pro football player and the evidence showed that O.J. Simpson had murdered his wife and friend but he was found innocent by the jury. ... DNA evidence was found but it was not enough to charge someone else with the crime, but it put reasonable doubt that the teenage boys were guilty. ...
