“That is an insane number, three-times the amount of people there are in this world,” he said.
All right, he's not a mathematician. Caught the murderer anyway.
An octillion is an extremely large number representing one followed by 27 zeros (10^{27}) . The World population is 8.3 billion . 8.3 X (10^{9}) . A bit more than 3 times the world population./s
“Bobby Charles Taylor Sr.”
Too bad he bred.
“...the level of confidence in the DNA was described as a “one in an octillion.”
“That is an insane number, three-times the amount of people there are in this world.”
Ehh, a bit more than that.
One octillion = 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
Deglove the m’fer...head to toe.
“A man was convicted in the case but later exonerated after DNA testing proved his innocence.”
I wonder how long that guy was stuck in prison for the crime Bobby committed?
That poor baby girl… At least her family will have some peace now, If they’re still around
Juror dismissed and replaced by an alternate juror during the OJ Simpson trial had sat through three days of carefully worded testimony on dna and how Simpson’s dna at the crime scene could not have matched anyone else except a partial match of one in trillions around the world.
The juror to press: “That stuff didn’t show me nothin’. There’s lots of people walkin’ around with the same blood type.”
Lawyer: Your honor this is a rush to judgment. I need more time to study factors related to this. How about another 40 years?
Note: When that Tyler Robinson cretin’s lawyer asked for a delay to examine evidence it reminded me the cliche of “the right to a speedy trial” is nonsense....the accused try every trick to delay a trial. And the death row convicts use every trick to stay there and do appeals for years and years.
Sheriff stole the line from William Muny,
Took everything she had and everything she was ever going to have.
I would like to see the other evidence. Where was he on the day of the disappearance? What was his connection, if any, to the victim? Does he have an alibi and can others back it up?
I'm less concerned about them finally 'finding' the actual perp than how an innocent man was convicted.