On Day 1, Carrie Rosana testified that tested vehicle and garage-doorknob swabs did not yield DNA results suitable for comparison.
Carrie Rosana

Florida Department of Law Enforcement forensic biology analyst who tested DNA swabs from Dan Markel's car and garage door.
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Rosana's forensic work provides context for the limited DNA evidence obtained from crime-scene and related touch-surface swabs.
Carrie Rosana was an FDLE biology-section crime laboratory analyst and forensic examiner whose work concerned DNA testing of swabs connected to the case. She testified in the Garcia–Magbanua 2019 Joint Trial about DNA-testing procedures and limited recovery from vehicle door handles and an exterior garage doorknob, explaining that the results were not suitable for comparison with known individuals. In magbanua-retrial-2022, a stipulation identified her as the analyst who tested crime-scene swabs; those limited results were not interpretable and did not provide enough information to make an identification. Her appearances consistently concerned the limits of the DNA evidence rather than a usable identification.
Trial Record (2)
A stipulation identified Carrie Rosana as the FDLE analyst whose testing of crime-scene swabs produced uninterpretable DNA results.
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