Police fire forensic scientist over ‘infidelity test’ on hubby’s undies

A TOP forensic scientist who tested her husband’s underwear for DNA to determine whether he was unfaithful has been fired by Michigan police in the US.

Thu, 23 Aug, 2007 - 01:00

Ann Chamberlain, 33, testified in a March 7 divorce hearing that she ran the test last September on the underwear of her husband, Charles Gordon.

Asked by his lawyer what she found, she answered: “Another female. It wasn’t me.”

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