Parnell Vs Armstrong Bill Brown et al, Can applied tech resolve Who Shot Tippit?

[Tom Scully]

But there is no guarantee that any skin cells would be transferred via the sweat that does transfer from someone's arm to the inside of a jacket sleeve, especially if that person was wearing a long sleeve brown shirt.

https://maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=62264#relPageId=169




Constant contact with sweat glands in neck, possible dandruff particles "glued" by dried sweat to jacket collar surface.
Skin oil from fingers possibly embedded in areas in vicinity of bottom of zipper track when zipping....
2018 article :
https://theconversation.com/weve-discovered-a-way-to-recover-dna-from-fingerprints-without-destroying-them-98399

https://catalog.archives.gov/id/305140

[Bill Brown]

Constant contact with sweat glands in neck, possible dandruff particles "glued" by dried sweat to jacket collar surface.
Skin oil from fingers possibly embedded in areas in vicinity of bottom of zipper track when zipping....

You make a fair point about the neck and collar.

[Richard Smith]

If they can extract dna from a mummy they can make a match...... if they want to. But I doubt if they want to.

And if they did, you wouldn't suggest it was faked or planted?  LOL.

[Bill Brown]

And if they did, you wouldn't suggest it was faked or planted?  LOL.

Correct.

That is exactly what he would do.  You're spot on, Richard (like always).

[Martin Weidmann]

And if they did, you wouldn't suggest it was faked or planted?  LOL.

Try it and see what happens. If there is a match I'll be the first to accept it.

[Tom Scully]

You make a fair point about the neck and collar.

Thanks, Bill. .... Bye, "Harv"!



For consideration of accuracy...Images of me, in 1999 on left, mid 1970s on right



Images of me, in 1996 on left, mid 1974 on right

[Colin Crow]

What happened to Oswald's teeth? There are cells in the pulp. Also calcified plaque, tartar, contains DNA. It has been recovered in Neanderthal remains.