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New forensic technique could be ‘game changer’ for solving sex crime cases

Speaking on the BBC’s Radio Scotland Breakfast, she said: “What we see in some cases is the person accused of rape dismissing DNA evidence, claiming for example it was accidental contact, it was in a social situation, it was brushing past someone in a hallway.


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