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That's interesting.. I just read about the woman on the Cape who was thought to be murdered by a peeking tom.

However they did DNA on the semen to all her known boyfriends. No match but if it had matched the last known guy to have sex with her and then she was murdered by someone watching wouldn't it be hard for the last guy who had sex with her if it did match to say he didn't kill her?

I may be way off, but is that Christa Worthington?

If some of the semen found had matched one of her known boyfriends, but if other semen had also been found, how would they have known WHOSE semen got there last? I mean, how would they have known which guy was the last to do it with her?

Yes, if some of it had matched one of her known boyfriends, I think that person would have been seriously considered as a suspect. But if there were nothing else besides that against him, I could see how he probably would have successfully refuted the suggestion. Heh-heh. Love and murder. He could ask, "Are you saying I went and made love with her, then just up and killed her? Why? I didn't have to rape her; she wanted me as much as I wanted her."