Day 7 of the trial started with a blood spatter expert back on the stand, explaining how she found the new DNA evidence.
KPRC 2 will be live daily inside the courtroom and will document new details along with everything you should know.Day 7 of the trial started with Rossi back on stand, explaining how she found the DNA evidence.
Rossi said she noticed AJ’s clothing was a part of the evidence and asked to see them, along with the pillows. She said she wanted to see AJ’s clothing because she knew they had not been looked at by a blood analyst expert, although she initially didn’t come to look at them. areas on the shirt and the two blood stains found on the stickers. Both spots on the sticker tested positive for blood, and the part of the neck area on AJ’s shirt came back as partially positive for blood, according to Rossi.
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