DNA Never Lies Pt. 2
by FredCollingwood Chapter 117 of the book Treating Evil
This is a good twist to the story. Sometimes big crimes are solved from something small that the perpetrator did. It seems as if they got Matthew which is a good thing for one so troubled. I'm not sure how the title goes with the happening in this chapter. I've maybe missed some of the evidence. But I've enjoyed the take down writing.
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Comment Written by vandawalker on 06-Sep-2010
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reply by the author on 06-Sep-2010
There is a lot of irony in this chapter:
In life, Carla destroyed lives; in death, her organs saved lives.
The biggest irony is that Carla's surviving, appeared to be what would do Mathew in, but it actually helped him. If he had killed her the police would have begin a murder investigation, found his DNA (perspiration, etc). But since she survived, they ruled it an attempted suicide. While she lived, she and the site were contaminated (cleaned up) and she was chopped up for parts: no autopsy, no evidence.
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