Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Jennifer Schuett
There is nothing new about identifying a suspect based on DNA on the victim's clothing. It's great she survived and that a suspect was arrested, but so far it fails . It is not clear what it is that so amazed the FBI person; No one ever survived an attack before? No survivor ever wanted the perpetrator caught? DNA was never used before in a sex crime? See Gary Dotson for a case that actually was historic use of DNA rape evidence in 1988 to clear a man falsely convicted. It was used in http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/case/revolution/wars.html 1986 to find an English rapist murderer The claims that it "is likely to redefine DNA case law" are pure ''|crystall ball gazing.'' The sad thing is that law enforcement had the suspect's DNA since 1996 and did not compare it to the evidence DNA of a horrible cold case until recently
— User:Edison, 18:39, 14 October 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
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