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This paper looks at the case of a man erroneously convicted on the basis of bite marks and sentenced to death, and later freed on DNA evidence. It looks at the admissibility of scientific evidence, and gives some tips for Rookie officers at a crime scene.

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"A cocktail waitress, Kim Ancona, was stabbed to death while cleaning the men's room of the CBS Lounge in Phoenix. Her body was discovered the following morning. She had been stabbed and an examination of the body also revealed that she had been bitten on the left breast through the tank top she was wearing and on her neck. There were no fingerprints and no semen although other evidence indicated she had been sexually assaulted. There was a lot of blood Type O, the same as..."

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