The results of that test showed that I did not have any sexual contact with the victim, nor was I even involved. Forensic evidence was simply thrown to the side. The Indiana Supreme Court said that it was all right to do this. The prosecutor presented perjured testimony to aid in his quest for a conviction. Justice isn't a matter of getting a conviction at any cost.
Justice comes from following the law and honoring the law.
Without this, justice is thrown out of the window. Understanding this being wrong, once the prosecutor realized this had been done on purpose or by mistake, he should have maintained the honor of his office and correct this. In this case, justice was swept under the rug to maintain a conviction, whether or not it was wrong. Equally, the attorneys who represented me, and knowing that the conviction cannot stand with perjured testimony decided to help the court sweep this under the rug. The Indiana Supreme Court, whose duty is to protect the rights of all persons turned their heads away from the facts.