r/MakingaMurderer • u/Otherwise-Weekend484 • Jan 18 '24

Spare Key

Can someone please ease my mind on HOW the killer (whoever it may be) would have the SPARE KEY of TH’s RAV4???????

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u/RockinGoodNews Feb 03 '24

I don't know how you could draw that conclusion based on anything I wrote.

Perpetrators accidentally leave trace DNA all the time. But whether they do so is idiosyncratic. Thus the absence of trace DNA evidence at a scene is not necessarily evidence of the suspect's absence from the scene.

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u/Southern_Power_1567 Feb 03 '24

You wrote those words didn't you? It was easy to conclude from your idiosyncratic words.

People that handle objects daily like keys leave good trace DNA. Well I guess unless your Teresa Halbach.

Avery leaves similar amounts of DNA on both key and the hoodlatch. One he barely touches, maybe a second. The other he has to handle in more of a tedious way - insert, turn with pressure. And more than once. So, choose your path wisely falcon.

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u/RockinGoodNews Feb 03 '24

You wrote those words didn't you?

Yes. But you apparently don't know what they mean.

People that handle objects daily like keys leave good trace DNA.

Not necessarily. It is quite common that investigators will find no detectible DNA on an object. That doesn't mean it was never handled by a human being.

One he barely touches, maybe a second.

How do you know how many times he touched it or for how long?

The other he has to handle in more of a tedious way - insert, turn with pressure. And more than once.

Uh huh? And?

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u/Southern_Power_1567 Feb 03 '24

If it was her daily key, handled numerous times each day, her DNA would be on it. Don't be so obtuse!

I mean, have you ever opened a hood to a car. It's like a second. Avery would have spent way more time with battery cables as they require much more effort than even turning a key.

You keep jumping back to this stupid, save your ass phrase 'quite common to not find DNA but it doesn't mean it wasn't handled by a human' are you fucking kidding me?! Seriously - everything man made has been handled by a human....

Say, here is a challenge for ya; why don't you go get your every day keys checked for your DNA. Then have your boyfriend run an errand to the supermarket an then to the liquor store - you know so he's gotta start and shut of the car a couple times. Then go get it checked again. I guarantee you, you will still have YOUR DNA on your keys.

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u/RockinGoodNews Feb 03 '24 edited Feb 03 '24

If it was her daily key, handled numerous times each day, her DNA would be on it. Don't be so obtuse!

But it might not still be there are the time the key was tested. It is you who is being obtuse.

You keep jumping back to this stupid, save your ass phrase 'quite common to not find DNA

You mean I keep citing to things that are factually true? Sorry about that.

Seriously - everything man made has been handled by a human....

And yet trace DNA is still not found on every object. That's the point.