#139 - The Murder Portal Is Open in Little Compton, Rhode Island
This week, in Little Compton, Rhode Island, a brutal killing is discovered, and the fact that there is an open hole, in the victim's home, literally everyone is a suspect. That is, until police zero in on a man with a shady history, a shaky alibi, and one of the worst excuses for his DNA being somewhere that it shouldn't be, in the history of criminal investigation. This is a crazy story, that just keeps getting crazier!!
Along the way, we find out that you can actual build a monument to spite, that sperm can't be brought back to life by bathwater, and that DNA is a real thing & much to the surprise of the suspect, is admissible in court!!
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Comments (3)
Also, PCR (good to know)-- It's a process that multiplies the DNA available. You know back in the day they needed a lot of original DNA, but now using PCR they can multiply a tiny sample until there's enough to test. Of course, if the original sample is teensy and they screw up the PCR process, you can still ruin/use up the original sample, obviously. Anyway! You guys seem like you like understanding stuff like this, and I thought it would be useful to know. Thanks for all your work! We love you guys!
James has an excellent vocabulary, but that word doesn't mean what I think you think it means (expectorant). It's something that causes you to cough out phlegm, not even the phlegm itself. Mucinex is an expectorant. edit: I'm only saying because I'd want to know if I was a little off on a word (I often am) and someone else (in this case, Jimmy) was learning it as a new word from me. I wouldn't say anything otherwise.
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