Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Oct 31^st, 2019 at 1:08pm:

Do you have a link to show that those belongings or anything else was proven by DNA to belong to any of the victims.

Johnnie wrote on Oct 31^st, 2019 at 1:37pm:
Milats legal defence used the tactics of implying the huge amount of evidence found was planted in Milats house and that one or other of his brothers had actually committed the crimes. I am quite sure if the DNA evidence was in doubt they would have used that as part of his defence, dont you think? Or do you know better than Milats legal team?

rhino wrote on Oct 30^th, 2019 at 12:14pm:



Absolutely no surprises.

Johnnie wrote on Oct 31^st, 2019 at 2:28pm:
Not odd at all, DNA evidence is not routinely used where there exists other evidence.  It was beyond a doubt  that the items found in his home belonged to the victims, his own legal defence did not dispute ownership of these items as belonging to the victims, DNA evidence wasn't required.

Johnnie wrote on Oct 31^st, 2019 at 1:37pm:


Gimme an hour im on my phone ATM but his gun was found hidden in his wall. From what I remember of the article they did find DNA on the hair in a dead girls hand but it wasn't hers or his. You could look it up yourself though since I did point out I didn't remember where it was

Spot

Paul Onions' testimony was pretty damning.

capitosinora wrote on Oct 31^st, 2019 at 11:00am:



Milat was in a different category altogether. Unlike Kelly and Read, Milat was a premeditating psychopath needing no reason for his lust for killing except that he loved it and got a kick out of it

Kelly's reasons could arguably be described as "self defense" of his family and himself against corrupt police

Read's reasons were mainly of a societal nature

That doesn't mean we condone what they did, but when it comes to "self defense" and "society", some will revere them as "heroes"

Milat was only half Anglo I believe. The other half was of some sort of European tribal strain with a gene map quite unsuitable for modern Australia or any other modern society

Unfortunately we are now stuck with this murderous gene map via continuous breeding of the Milat family and with marriages comes different sir-names which means we won't know a "Milat" from a "Smith" in the future

One such descendant of the Milat family is Mathew Meuleman, currently in jail for murdering his friend with an ancient looking double bladed axe. He said he was "doing what our family does" (kill people)

There will be more Milat family descendants with murderous intent. So what us Aussies need to do is compile their family tree starting from Ivan Milat's father and compile it right through without stopping so we can identify the Milat murderous gene and then notify teachers, social workers, police, neighbors, children and anyone else who needs to know, which is just about the whole population of course 

No, there was plenty of DNA evidence, just not presented in court as it was not necessary.