[the Deejay]

Yes, but it wasn't "plantable" blood. It was on her
pj's. LE would have to have a vial of her blood in
order to plant on the jacket, etc., besides at that
time, the didn't even have her body. The body was
found on 2/27.

[small_l_libertarian]

Any blood is plantable, if you have a way to collect it and mix it with clean (no chemicals) water. Remember also, that the drycleaners didn't notice any blood on the jacket - therefore, it could have been a very thin ("runny") mixture of something that made it. (Not as visible as red blood on a green jacket would normally be.)

[UCANSEE2]

Yes, but it wasn't "plantable" blood. It was on her pj's. LE would have to have a vial of her blood in order to plant on the jacket, etc., besides at that time, the didn't even have her body. The body was found on 2/27.

I think others have already stated exactly how DNA can be taken from the PJ's and used to plant. They didn't have to have any volume of blood, just a trickle of DNA. They could make a spot with KETCHUP packet from McDonald's and press a Q-tip dab on it from the PJ's.

[Yeti]

LE would have to have a vial of her blood in order to plant on the jacket, etc.,

You're letting me down DJ, I know you have a better imagination than that, and besides, this has been covered before.

First of all, not a a vial, a q-tip. Second, presumptive only, could have been panty-DNA swabbed onto a blood stain of DW's from the scratches that we know he got that weekend. Third, all of Danielle's blood in the VD house would be more than enough to swab up and move to DW's MH. What about all the blood spots on the stairs that were "not analyzed" ?!?!?!

You're slipping on us.