OPINION
In 2002, investigators compared evidence from a 1976 murder scene with defendant's deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) profile and identified him as a possible donor of that evidence. He was then tried for and convicted of that murder. The prosecution presented evidence that the odds that a random person unrelated to defendant from the population group that produced odds most favorable to him could have fit the profile of some of the...
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