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Michigan Forensic Scientist Used State Laboratory Equipment to Conduct DNA Test of Soon-to-be Ex-Husband
A Michigan forensic scientist is being investigated by police for her “personal use” of state laboratory equipment for reasons related to her divorce. Ann Chamberlain-Gordon used state equipment to perform a DNA test of her husband Charles Gordon Junior’s underwear to determine if he was sleeping with another woman. Chamberlain-Gordon recently testified during her divorce hearing that she ran the test on her husband’s underwear last September and allegedly said that she found the DNA of another woman on the underwear. Police are investigating whether Chamberlain-Gordon violated policies prohibiting the use of state equipment for personal reasons and are expected to release the results of their investigation next week. For the meantime, Chamberlain-Gordon still maintains her job in the forensic lab.
Calling William Peterson, Gary Sinise and David Caruso. Would one of you guys like to take this case?
August 24th, 2007 at 12:00 am
Business and Common Law…
I couldn’t understand some parts of this article, but it sounds interesting…