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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yard sale and consignment shop clothing.....can you imagine all the "touch DNA" on those items??  Yikes.
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New clothes may contain material that is made, dyed, and stitched in different countries, with each containing various laws regarding acceptable levels of chemical use. Dye and formaldehyde resin, two common chemicals found in new clothing, can cause slightly inflamed, dry, itchy patches and rashes to a severe skin reaction.  I'll take some touch DNA any day over formaldehyde.  [/quote]

No.  What I was saying is that MANY of us buy and sell used clothes.  If one of us put on used jogging clothes for example and went for a run and got attacked and killed.  The police would find "touch DNA" on the clothes we were wearing - possibly from the person who donated the clothing, from the individuals sorting the clothing at the warehouse, from the clerks ringing the clothing up and putting it into the bag.  And quite possible from the killer.

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Forget even "used" clothing. If you go into a store and buy something that has been tried on 4 times and then an employee or 2 had to remove it from the fitting room/fold it just imagine the DNA on a NEW piece of clothing... The person ringing it up, every customer that may have pulled it off a rack and felt the fabric, the person who initially puts new clothes on the store-room from the stock room. SO MANY PEOPLE TOUCH YOUR CLOTHES![/quote]

Yes they do.  If JonBenet had been to sleepovers at friends' houses she might have even mixed up clothes with some of her friends.  Or possibly she wore her PJ's to some of these beauty pageant gigs and the clothes got mixed up or touched back stage.

That kid was going to parties, playing at friends' houses, the Ramsey's had parties at their house......and I don't think it sounds like they were great housekeepers - with a bowl of pineapple sitting out on the table from the night before, a used pull up in the hallway among other things that I've read, so it wouldn't surprise me at all if they hired people to help do the laundry/clean in that house, prepare the house for parties, etc.

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