Forensic expert testifies in anchorwoman’s death
LITTLE ROCK , Ark. — A single hair found in the bloody bedroom of television anchorwoman Anne Pressly bore the genetic signature of the man charged with raping and killing her, a crime lab expert testified Friday.
The root of the hair contained DNA that placed Curtis Vance at the scene, said Melissa Myhand , the chief forensic DNA examiner for the Arkansas Crime Laboratory.
Vance, 29, of Marianna, A...
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