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 It was a mystery worthy of crime series CSI: a series of rapes in France tracked back to identical twins with matching DNA, both of them jailed. 
 
 But the puzzle was solved Monday as one of the twins, Yoan Gomis, confessed in court to the sexual assaults after some victims identified him through the fact that he is partially deaf and stutters. 
 
 After a series of three rapes, three attempted rapes and a sexual assault in the southern city of Marseille between September 2012 and February 2013, police discovered matching DNA in five of the cases. 
 
 It was traced back to Yoan and Elvin Gomis, 26, who lived together, shared clothes, a car, telephones and even had a joint Facebook account. 
 
 The brothers were so close that they both firmly denied any role in the assaults and were both jailed. 
 
 However, a painstaking investigation allowed police to narrow down who was the culprit. 
 
 © Provided by AFP Monozygotic twin brother of Yoan Gomis - with the same DNA -, Elvin, arrives on September 7, 2015 in the courthouse of Aix-en-Provence, to attend the trial of his twin brother, Yoan, accused of a series of rapes and attempted rapes 
 
 In some cases Elvin had a solid alibi, and some victims indicated a peculiarity about the way their attacker spoke, including a "stutter" that corresponded to Yoan's partial deafness. 
 
 After 10 months of detention Elvin was released and the case against him dropped. 
 
 "I admit all the facts," Yoan said in a court in the city of Aix-en-Provence, adding he was sorry for having lied for so long and that he did not understand why he had attacked the women. 
 
 Vanessa Cerda, Yoan's lawyer, said that the twins' relationship had not suffered even though Elvin spent 10 months in prison for his brother. 
 
 "They have never mentioned it. (Elvin) absolutely does not hold it against him. It is all part of the mystery of twins."
– It was a mystery that standard DNA testing couldn't solve: Which one was the evil twin? Police in Marseille, France, were stumped after DNA linked to a serial rapist led to identical twins Yoan and Elvin Gomis. Both were jailed until a breakthrough in the case was made through old-fashioned police work instead of new technology, AFP reports. The brothers—who shared an apartment, a car, and even a Facebook profile—both denied the series of 2012 and 2013 attacks on women ranging in age from 22 to 76, but police were able to build a case against Yoan because some of Elvin's alibis were solid, and because Yoan, who is partially deaf, had a speech impediment that some of the victims were able to identify, reports the Local. Elvin spent 10 months in prison after both twins were arrested and was freed last year after Yoan confessed to stealing the women's handbags and phones but not to raping them, La Provence reports. Yesterday, Yoan pleaded guilty to all seven counts of rape, attempted rape, and sexual aggression, apologizing for having lied for so long and saying he "just couldn't admit it," reports the Local. In what may be the most bizarre aspect of the strange case, Yoan's lawyer says nothing that has happened has caused a rift between the twins. Elvin "absolutely does not hold it against him," she tells AFP. "It is all part of the mystery of twins." (Speaking of significant things one twin will do for another...)