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Originally Posted by Detoxing
I keep trying to get through this series with out reading this thread, but i haven't had time to finish the series and people won't stop talking about it.
My question is, if someone else parked the car there, wouldn't there be DNA evidence of THAT person.
If the body was burned somewhere else and then moved, where was it burned?
It certainly does feel like evidence was planted though. The tube of blood? Sheesh. But what about the lack of EDMA in the blood sample from the car? What incentive would the FBI have to frame Avery?
Granted im only on the 7th episode, but there's a lot of valid questions still.
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If Avery parked it there, why wasn't there any of HIS DNA in the car?
Who knows where it was burned, but fragments were found in at least 3 locations (Avery's burn pit, a barrel behind the Dassey/Janda house, and the quarry).
The test used by the FBI (which had only ever been used once before in the OJ trial) didn't have any validation as to what limits it could detect EDTA. Say if there were 100ppm EDTA in a sample, if the test can't detect anything less than 500ppm it's useless. It will give a false negative. The FBI never developed (or at least admitted to) a tolerance. Also, EDTA degrades in the presence of UV light, so daylight would further degrade it. As to the FBI, as stated the test is defective, so they wouldn't need to intentionally do anything, though upholding public perception of law enforcement as trustworthy is paramount.