Caroline suspect DNA 'very similar' to crime samples

French police investigating the murder of Caroline Dickinson say DNA taken from a prime suspect is very similar to that taken from the crime scene.

Caroline suspect DNA 'very similar' to crime samples
Sun, 15 Apr, 2001 - 11:29

French police investigating the murder of Caroline Dickinson say DNA taken from a prime suspect is very similar to that taken from the crime scene.

Yves Boiven, assistant public prosecutor in Rennes, told a news conference there is very important similarities with traces taken in Pleine-Fougeres where Caroline was killed.

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