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Police collect DNA samples from neighbors in Taft investigation
Police have collected DNA samples from neighbors near the Raleigh home where a state Board of Education member was attacked almost three weeks ago.
Officers went door to door asking for voluntary samples last week, neighbors said. Two residents who provided samples said investigators told them the DNA was collected in an effort to eliminate suspects.
Experts say samples are collected to help investigators focus on other suspects. Raleigh Police have declined to comment on this part of their investigation into the death of 62 year old Kathy Taft.
Taft died March 9 at WakeMed, three days after being brought to the hospital with severe head trauma.
Police collect DNA in Taft case
Several sources told WRAL News that Taft's sister called 911 the morning of March 6 from a home at 2710 Cartier Drive, indicating that she thought Taft was experiencing complications from a minor surgical procedure she had a day earlier.
Police were called after a surgeon examined Taft and realized she had been assaulted, sources said. Surgical bandages on her face likely concealed the wounds, the sources said.
Raleigh Police Chief Harry Dolan said the assault occurred "some hours before" investigators were called, but the time of the crime hadn't been narrowed down from late March 5 to early March 6.
Police haven't determined if the assault was a random act of violence,cartier diamond love bracelet.
Taft was staying at the home of John Geil while recovering from the procedure,love lock bracelet, according to friends. Geil was in Florida when the attack occurred and has since returned. The pair had dated in the past and were still friends, according to relatives.
Police on Wednesday took down crime scene tape from in front Geil home.
Police last week distributed 1,000 fliers to drivers at Oberlin Road and Cartier Drive to generate leads in the case.
Taft's family has offered a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.
Anyone with information that might help police is asked to call Raleigh Crime Stoppers at 919 834 HELP.
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Fourth Amendment Protection from unreasonable search and seizure.
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
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Several years ago, the RPD did collect DNA from many young men while investigating the rape and murder of Stephanie Bennett. (I know this because a friend of mine was asked for his DNA because he used to work with her.) I believe the thought was, if someone says "No", automatically add them to the suspect list. Of course, the fellow they eventually arrested for the crime had said "No". They ended up getting his DNA from his workplace instead. He later committed suicide but there was speculation that he had murdered a couple of other women in another state. In addition, the cops found paperwork which indicated he was stalking/tracking another woman in Raleigh at the time of his arrest.
Police have collected DNA samples from neighbors near the Raleigh home where a state Board of Education member was attacked almost three weeks ago.
Officers went door to door asking for voluntary samples last week, neighbors said. Two residents who provided samples said investigators told them the DNA was collected in an effort to eliminate suspects.
Experts say samples are collected to help investigators focus on other suspects. Raleigh Police have declined to comment on this part of their investigation into the death of 62 year old Kathy Taft.
Taft died March 9 at WakeMed, three days after being brought to the hospital with severe head trauma.
Police collect DNA in Taft case
Several sources told WRAL News that Taft's sister called 911 the morning of March 6 from a home at 2710 Cartier Drive, indicating that she thought Taft was experiencing complications from a minor surgical procedure she had a day earlier.
Police were called after a surgeon examined Taft and realized she had been assaulted, sources said. Surgical bandages on her face likely concealed the wounds, the sources said.
Raleigh Police Chief Harry Dolan said the assault occurred "some hours before" investigators were called, but the time of the crime hadn't been narrowed down from late March 5 to early March 6.
Police haven't determined if the assault was a random act of violence,cartier diamond love bracelet.
Taft was staying at the home of John Geil while recovering from the procedure,love lock bracelet, according to friends. Geil was in Florida when the attack occurred and has since returned. The pair had dated in the past and were still friends, according to relatives.
Police on Wednesday took down crime scene tape from in front Geil home.
Police last week distributed 1,000 fliers to drivers at Oberlin Road and Cartier Drive to generate leads in the case.
Taft's family has offered a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.
Anyone with information that might help police is asked to call Raleigh Crime Stoppers at 919 834 HELP.
NB NOT my own words, but a fine law none the less.
Fourth Amendment Protection from unreasonable search and seizure.
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
REFUSE? and the RPD WILL get a from your door knob, mail box, garbage can handle, etc. etc. etc. WITHOUT A WARRANT I SAW THIS HAPPEN,replica cartier bangles, PEOPLE!
"Elimination samples" = RPD does not have a CLUE who they are looking for. ATTN MEN: IF you refuse, RPD can and WILL get your DNA from garbage cans, mail box or door knob, etc. DO NOT clean your items with bleach,bracelet cartier love replica, alone. Use 30% hydrogen peroxide (from hair salons or hair bleach kits), wash items with straight peroxide, let it air dry, FOLLOWED by one part laundry bleach to four parts water. Anyone feeling compelled to ask me "How do you know?" Please ask no questions, I tell no lies do your own research to confirm or refute these cleaning instructions.
Several years ago, the RPD did collect DNA from many young men while investigating the rape and murder of Stephanie Bennett. (I know this because a friend of mine was asked for his DNA because he used to work with her.) I believe the thought was, if someone says "No", automatically add them to the suspect list. Of course, the fellow they eventually arrested for the crime had said "No". They ended up getting his DNA from his workplace instead. He later committed suicide but there was speculation that he had murdered a couple of other women in another state. In addition, the cops found paperwork which indicated he was stalking/tracking another woman in Raleigh at the time of his arrest.
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