Claremont 'breakthrough' scientist speaks

Updated February 19 2020 - 10:43pm, first published 10:37pm
Former Telstra worker Bradley Robert Edwards denies murdering three women in 1996 and 1997.
Former Telstra worker Bradley Robert Edwards denies murdering three women in 1996 and 1997.

A laboratory assistant at the UK facility where the first major breakthrough in the Claremont murders case was made has testified about how male DNA was found on fingernail samples from Ciara Glennon.

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