Leslie Moleseed's DNA Match

Wilkinson's team revealed a number of failings in Stefan Kishko's trial. There were errors and discrepancies when ignored, uninvestigated or inadequately defended. Wilkinson wanted to see if Stefan was a DNA match to the semen on Leslie Moleseed's clothes. Testing like this didn't exist in the 1970s and the result would make or break Stefan's case. Prior to trial the semen found at the crime scene was determined to have come from an infertile man due to his hypogonadism. The data also showed that forensics had collected 14 microscopic slides of Stefan's semen sample. It was clear his samples had been examined thoroughly and repeatedly and each test proved his