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Angelynn Moore said results compared from the remains discovered at the Point Isabel Regional Shoreline were consistent with samples taken from Laci's parents, Sharon and Dennis Rocha. Odds that the remains were someone other than Laci were one in 1.9 billion, Moore said. She also positively identified the fetus Peterson was carrying when she went missing. More said DNA samples taken from Conner were consistent with those taken from Laci and Scott Peterson. There was a one in 18 billion chance that the remains did not belong to Conner, she said. The results were not surprising, having been released just days after the remains washed ashore. Geragos did not ask any questions, saying he had offered to stipulate the remains were those of Laci and Conner, but prosecutors declined. The testimony appeared to mark the beginning of the scientific investigation prosecutors believe will help persuade jurors that Peterson killed his wife and unborn son. Similar testimony at the preliminary hearing was derided by courtroom observers as tedious, a description that once again was being raised this morning. HOME INDEX LACI SCOTT TRIAL ALIBI-WITNESS LIST EVIDENCE-NEWS AUTOPSY WIRETAPS MAGAZINES |
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| A DNA expert testified today that the human remains that washed ashore April 13 and 14 in 2003 were in fact that of Laci and the son she was expecting, Conner. |
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