A previous report found evidence of “extraordinarily poor police work” but did not recommend charges.
"I want my hands in changing this law," she said. "It’s personal."
"Fortunately, the evidence Rone examined – ballistic evidence – is not fungible," according to the report."In other words, unlike some forms of evidence in a criminal case which lack distinctive or unique characteristics, ballistic evidence bears permanent markings." According to the new report, DNA testing of McDole's blood was compared to swabs from the grip, trigger and the revolver's bullets. The DNA analysis was completed by Bode Cellmark Forensics in Lorton, Virginia.When asked what assurances the Justice Department can provide to the public that has called previous investigations"cover-ups," a department spokesman said:"I believe those concerns are addressed in the report.
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