The results of the laboratory tests of six of the nine DNA samples that matched the mitochondrial DNA of Adir Khabani came back - and were found to be incompatible with other people.
This was stated today (Wednesday) by the director of the laboratories at the National Center for Forensic Medicine.
As published in Israel Hayom, another hair found on Tair's lower body corresponds to Adir Khabani, the ex-partner of Ola Kravchenko.
The National Institute of Forensic Medicine was asked to test hair samples from the murder scene of the late Tair Rada. The tests were conducted using advanced technology with full mitochondrial sequencing, at the request of the defense, with the approval of the State Attorney and in the opinion of the Attorney General at the time, Dr. Avihai Mandelblit.
Development in the case.
The late Tair Rada, photo: courtesy of the family
Against this background, Zadorov's defense attorney said that "the meaning is that the probability that the hair belongs to him has increased."
Zadorov's defense attorney, attorney Yarom Halevi, received permission from the court to retest the DNA samples that were found to match Khabani.
Hair found at the scene in 2018 was compared to the DNA database and found to match nine branches out of approximately 1,900 branches.
The probable meaning that the hair belonged to Khabani was 0.45 percent and in total could correspond to about 40 thousand people.
Of the 9 branches where a match was found, six were found, and three were not found.
The comparison revealed that there is no match.
Now only out of the three that have not been checked you may find a match.
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