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Michael Mosley's trial for the murders of Arica Lynn Schneider

noticed that a "John Doe" DNA sample from the crime scene struck a match with Balenciaga Card Case Sale Mosley's, which entered a law enforcement database after a domestic assault conviction in late 2009.

Prosecutors were prepared to take two other men, Terrence Battiste and Bryan Berry, to trial this spring for the murders before dropping that indictment when Mosley arose as a suspect. The charges against the pair, first brought in 2007, were based on circumstantial evidence and the testimony of jailhouse informants, but dropped in light of the evidence against Mosley, who has no ties to those men. He faces a pair of first degree murder charges and faces life in prison without the possibility of parole if convicted.

by setting its sights on his client.

Those recordings reveal that at times Mosley repeatedly refused to discuss the crime and was unable to provide an explanation for how his blood came to be at the scene of the crime, according to testimony.

He is currently finishing up a one year sentence for a felony DWI charge out of North Greenbush. Upon that sentence's conclusion, he will continue to be held without bail as proceedings on the murder charges continue.

Mosley, 41, of North Greenbush, pleaded not guilty in August to the murders of Arica Lynn Schneider, 18, and Samuel "Frost" Holley, 27, who were bludgeoned to death inside their Brunswick Road Guess Iphone 5 Flip Case Pink

Mosley's attorney, Terence Kindlon, had previously said that the Rensselaer County District Attorney's Office was simply grasping at straws Bottega Veneta Intrecciato Vn Briefcase

In addition to the DNA, Assistant District Attorneys Christa Book and Ian Silverman plan to present evidence of an alleged match to a palm print left at the scene.

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