On the 18Ih of September 1935, Kimberly Simon's body was found near the side of the road, raped and strangled to death. According to unclear eyewitness testimonies, Steven Barnes' truck was seen around the crime scene while others stated otherwise. Hence, he was questioned for 12 hours straight 3 days after the crime happened but he was proved innocent. Around 2 years later, investigators used 4 different kinds of forensic science against him. First, He was asked Barnes to submit his blood, saliva and hair samples and match them with the fluid found on the victim's underwear and other