Allen Trial: Defense Expert John Paolucci Calls Sun Article “Fake, Inexcusable!”

As a result of this email the GeneseeSun.com reached out to Paolucci, in which he made further comments regarding the collection of evidence at the crime scene.

“The DNA evidence was complete. All the probative  DNA collected was appropriate,” said Paolucci who was speaking while driving his car back to the New York City area. “The amount of blood stains tested falls short of what is necessary to properly reconstruct the events of this incident.”

Paolucci clarified his comments even further to the couch cushion, saying that for him it was the evidential matter collected there – that left an incomplete picture of what occurred at the crime scene.

During the trial Paolucci stated that the photographic evidence collected was done quite well and at times praised the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office for their work.

The GeneseeSun.com is awaiting for the official transcripts and will run a follow-up story upon their receipt.

 “I am extremely proud of my Deputies and their professionalism,” stated Sheriff Thomas J. Dougherty.  “I stand by our investigation and will let the email received, and confirmed to be authentic, speak for itself.

Greetings,I saw a headline in the Genessee Sun that says I called the LCSO personnel “irresponsible” today.

I want to apologize for the newspaper.  I did NOT call the LCSO investigators irresponsible and in fact I praised them for doing a great job.

I called the ADA irresponsible for bringing the bloody couch into the court room and leaving it exposed, creating a biohazard and contaminating the evidence.  The trial transcript can shed light on this false statement by the Sun.

This a a very egregious error by the Sun and reporting that is shoddy at best.

You would think that with the media being criticized harshly on a daily basis that reporters would want be sure that what they write is accurate.

I wrote them and told them I hope this was not a incident focused on bashing the police by twisting my words.

I pray that you all stay safe and continue to do the excellent work that was highly apparent in the Danielle Allen investigation.

Sincerely,
John Paolucci