Mistakes have likely left DNA trail in tatters

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 08, 2014
Mistakes have likely left DNA trail in tatters

There are countless mistakes in the Koh Tao murder investigation, and probably planted "evidence" too.

The headman’s son and other family members and their friends (including rogue cops) should be the prime suspects, but they’re all off the hook. Why? Perhaps because officials have their scapegoats and they don’t want to ruffle the headman’s feathers. What they’d like to say to all the hundreds of thousands of doubters is, “Shut up, everyone, and show faith in Thai investigators”. These same investigators initially stated that the murder weapon, a hoe, did not have victim David Miller’s blood on it. Now they say it did. The cops likely either don’t know or are hiding the real weapon that killed David: a punch blade. In which case they are either so inept they can’t do tests for that, or they’re hiding those findings because it doesn’t fit with their frame-up of the Burmese scapegoats. That the DNA trail is in tatters goes without saying.
Kip Keino