DNA evidence from Charlie Kirk assassination disputed by defendant's lawyers

Lawyers for a defendant in the Charlie Kirk assassination case are disputing the reliability of DNA evidence presented by the prosecution. The defense argues that the samples do not provide a definitive match, while the state maintains that the evidence's validity should be tested at trial.
"She can't match Mr. Robinson to the questioned samples," Burt concluded. Deputy Utah County Attorney Ryan McBride countered that the reliability of the DNA testing could be examined if the case goes to trial. He suggested the preliminary hearing was... [4130 chars]
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