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"Blue-gray fibers found in greater number on the victim also matched fibers found in Westerfield's home, she said, noting that the evidence was indeed more conclusive when taken as a whole."

Like the fibers that might have been in the "Mystery Van" Damon got rid of after his desert ride with his high-school buddy to "put up fliers?"

Ummm.. why hasn't anyone checked to see if that van had those blue-gray fibers? Or has it been crushed and sold as junk metal?

why hasn't anyone checked to see if that van had those blue-gray fibers?

There is a common 'fiber' (had to make a PUN) to the participants in this thought pattern.

The POLICE, The DA, The DW is GUILTY no matter what crowd.

If the evidence doesn't pertain to showing DW Guilty, then they are not interested in it.

It is not a case of finding the TRUTH and punishing the guilty, it is a case of Punishing the one they picked to be GUILTY, regardless of the truth.

Like the fibers that might have been in the "Mystery Van" Damon got rid of after his desert ride with his high-school buddy to "put up fliers?"

Interestingly, last night I was reviewing Tanya Dulaney's testimony from July 9. I ran across a revelation she gave on cross-exam. She was not able to identify a source, but from my understanding of her testimony she says the blue fibers are NOT carpet fibers but could be apparel fibers.:

4 Q. DID YOU MAKE ANY EFFORTS TO DO THE RESEARCH TO5 DETERMINE SO YOU COULD TELL THE JURY HOW COMMON THE FIBER WAS?

6 A. WELL, I KNOW THAT THE MAJORITY OF NYLON THAT IS7 PRODUCED IN THE UNITED STATES IS CARPET, AND THAT ABOUT TEN TO8 18 PERCENT IS APPAREL. AND IF THIS IS AN APPAREL FIBER -- IT'S9 DEFINITELY NOT A CARPET FIBER. IF IT'S AN APPAREL FIBER, THEN10 IT COULD BE RELATIVELY COMMON, YES.