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	Since the samples did not match, police would have to expand the scope DNA checking to cover more people on the island, he said.</div>
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	The female British tourist was killed along with a male tourist from her country on Koh Tao early September 15.</div>
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DNA samples collected from 30 persons not match killers'

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DNA samples collected from 30 persons not match killers'

Pol Gen Somyos Pumpanmuang, the designated national police chief, said Monday that DNA samples collected from 30 people on Koh Tao did not match DNA extracted from semen found on a slain female British tourist.

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