The Case of Andrew Fitz Herbert

Three months after kathleen mar s murder, detectives approached andrew fitz herbert's residence with a search warrent in hand. They appealed to him one last time, insisting that all his troubles could be solved in a matter of seconds if he just gave them a blood sample. Although he continued to profess his innocence, andrew still refused to provide a d an a sample. In the six hours he was held by police, he avoided going to the bathroom or drinking any water. Detectives applied for court order that would allow them to forcibly obtain andrew's blood, but their request was denied on the basis that there was insufficient evidence against him. However they were granted a warrant