Italian Supreme Court about to rule on guilt orinnocenceof Knox, 27, and her then boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito for murder of Meredith Kercher Professor Peter Gill has analyzed the disputed evidence - DNA found on a kitchen knife and on Kercher's bra clasp 'The evidence is weak. What I'm saying is there are possibilities of transfers, of contamination,' the professor tells Daily Mail Online His book 'Misleading DNA Evidence: Reasons For Miscarriages Of Justice' has been used by Sollecito's legal team in the latest appeal Knox denies murdering Kercher, a British exchange student in Perugia, in what prosecutors say was a sex game gone wrong <\/p>\n
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One of the worlds leading DNA experts, who has extensively investigated the murder of Meredith Kutcher, has claimed the forensic evidence against Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito is incredulous and made up by prosecutors.' <\/p>\n
Knox, 27, and Sollecito, 30, stand accused of killing the British student in Perugia and, on Wednesday, the Italian Supreme Court will either uphold or quash their convictions. <\/p>\n
Professor Peter Gill, a lecturer of Forensic Genetics at Oslo University, Norway, looked in-depth at the DNA results from the crime scene using the originally analysis by the Italian Police Scientific Department and also a second independent analysis ordered by the judge in the first appeal. <\/p>\n
In an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail, Professor Gill admits that the evidence against Knox and Sollecito is very weak and and compares it to something out of the fictional CSI TV series. <\/p>\n
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See more here: Italian Supreme Court about to rule on guilt orinnocenceof Knox, 27, and her then boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito for murder of Meredith Kercher Professor Peter Gill has analyzed the disputed evidence - DNA found on a kitchen knife and on Kercher's bra clasp 'The evidence is weak. What I'm saying is there are possibilities of transfers, of contamination,' the professor tells Daily Mail Online His book 'Misleading DNA Evidence: Reasons For Miscarriages Of Justice' has been used by Sollecito's legal team in the latest appeal Knox denies murdering Kercher, a British exchange student in Perugia, in what prosecutors say was a sex game gone wrong By Chris White For Dailymail.com Published: 18:18 EST, 24 March 2015 | Updated: 04:30 EST, 25 March 2015 311 shares 677 View comments One of the worlds leading DNA experts, who has extensively investigated the murder of Meredith Kutcher, has claimed the forensic evidence against Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito is incredulous and made up by prosecutors.' Knox, 27, and Sollecito, 30, stand accused of killing the British student in Perugia and, on Wednesday, the Italian Supreme Court will either uphold or quash their convictions. Professor Peter Gill, a lecturer of Forensic Genetics at Oslo University, Norway, looked in-depth at the DNA results from the crime scene using the originally analysis by the Italian Police Scientific Department and also a second independent analysis ordered by the judge in the first appeal Continue reading
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