Judge Alexandra Gordon, in a crucial moment of the trial, essentially asked how the complex DNA evidence could be explained simply, highlighting the challenges jurors face in understanding forensic science.
According to Oyafuso's analysis, Momeni's DNA was found predominantly on the knife's handle, with an astonishing likelihood of 1.66 septillion, indicating it is extremely probable Momeni is connected to the knife.
Defense attorney Aron pinpointed the essence of DNA testing by seeking confirmation of Momeni's presence on the knife handle, affirming that there's strong support for this conclusion.
Although the DNA analysis indicated a strong match for both individuals, it also revealed low-quality DNA from another source, which Momeni’s defense could leverage to question the narrative of his guilt.
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