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    Murder of Sara Lynn Wineski

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    Sara Lynn Wineski was sexually assaulted and murdered in St. Petersburg, Florida in May 2005. Her body was discovered under a deck behind a Ronald McDonald's restaurant less than 24 hours after her death. DNA evidence collected at the crime scene was matched to Raymond Samuels, who was already in prison for other crimes. Since there were no witnesses, the DNA evidence played a key role in identifying Samuels as the suspect in Sara Lynn Wineski's sexual assault and murder.

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    Murder of Sara Lynn Wineski

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    Sara Lynn Wineski was sexually assaulted and murdered in St. Petersburg, Florida in May 2005. Her body was discovered under a deck behind a Ronald McDonald's restaurant less than 24 hours after her death. DNA evidence collected at the crime scene was matched to Raymond Samuels, who was already in prison for other crimes. Since there were no witnesses, the DNA evidence played a key role in identifying Samuels as the suspect in Sara Lynn Wineski's sexual assault and murder.

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    Sara Lynn Wineski was sexually assaulted and murdered in St. Petersburg, Florida in May 2005. Her body was discovered under a deck behind a Ronald McDonald's restaurant less than 24 hours after her death. DNA evidence collected at the crime scene was matched to Raymond Samuels, who was already in prison for other crimes. Since there were no witnesses, the DNA evidence played a key role in identifying Samuels as the suspect in Sara Lynn Wineski's sexual assault and murder.

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    Murder of Sara Lynn Wineski

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    Al-juffrey Luis Amilhamja
    Sara Lynn Wineski was sexually assaulted and murdered in St. Petersburg, Florida in May 2005. Her body was discovered under a deck behind a Ronald McDonald's restaurant less than 24 hours after her death. DNA evidence collected at the crime scene was matched to Raymond Samuels, who was already in prison for other crimes. Since there were no witnesses, the DNA evidence played a key role in identifying Samuels as the suspect in Sara Lynn Wineski's sexual assault and murder.

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    Murder of Sara Lynn Wineski, 2005 

    One of the global criminal cases solved by the aid of Forensic Science is
    the Sex Assault and Murder of Sara Lynn Wineskilt in U.S.A. The killing of
    Sara Lynn Wineskilt was a death of a homeless or transient individual that
    needed a lot of effort to be solved. It happened in May 21st the year 2005 as a
    woman's crying were heard outside Ronald McDonald's restaurant in St.
    Petersburg, Florida. Shouts and yells were heard around 11 p.m. on May 21,
    2005, according to the News, but her body was not discovered until the
    following afternoon under a deck behind the building. When her body was
    discovered by police, it was found that she had only been dead for less than 24
    hours. Post-mortem findings revealed that the victim had been brutally
    murdered after being sexually assaulted. DNA was forensic evidence that had
    been obtained at the crime scene. During the investigation into her death,
    police discovered Raymond Samuels' DNA at the crime scene. Raymond
    Samuel was wandering or roaming around the area where he came across with
    Sara. Sara was vulnerable and defenseless and yet Samuel took advantage of
    it. Investigators were able to connect him to the crime after discovering his
    DNA at the scene and learning of his current prison term. Since there were no
    witnesses, DNA played a big role in solving the case. Investigators would have
    had a hard time linking someone to Sara's case if it hadn't been for Samuels'
    DNA. Tissues, blood, bones, and hair can all be used to extract DNA. In
    connection, in forensic science, biological evidence is critical in determining the
    outcome of a case. The DNA is usually sourced from biological pieces of
    evidence. In cases like sexual harassment, lost identity, paternity, and murder,
    forensic technology like DNA Finger Printing come in handy. Of which, the goal
    of forensic technology in detective work is to ensure that the right people are
    held accountable for the crimes they have committed. To shed light to the case
    of Sara, Raymond Samuels was identified as the suspect after the proof was
    examined. He had also been sentenced to another prison term in Ohio on
    charges of attempted murder and kidnapping.

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