[Eva]

Oh, acrylic, much more common is sweaters, also, blankets and stuffed animals or dog beds. The sweater is beginning to look more and more likely. I know it had been discussed as red, but the shirts looked red to me, also. There seems to be some question about what color orange is.

[connectthedots]

There seems to be some question about what color orange is.

The color 'orange' is some combination of the primary colors 'red' and 'yellow' and can range in appearance from red to yellow depending on the amounts of each dye. If Brenda or some other woman was wearing such a sweater, was in the VD home and then was in contact with DW or contacted someone who then contacted DW, this could explain the orange acrylic fibers. Acrylic is very well known for 'static' which would make the transfer of numerous fibers more likely than not, especially in a dry climate like San Diego.

[cyncooper]

Eva, did you see the trial yesterday? The defense implication about the LE shirts and vests was totally debunked.

The prosecution did analysis and showed the jury those items could not be the source of the orange fibers.

One of the shirts in question was, in fact, red, so you have good eyes!