. >> analyst tim goebel examined the shirt with an alternate light source.a and other biological materials will flores when hit with this light. >> there were a number of stains. and some of them were near the marks made by the examiner. >> not surprisingly the sustains were near the bite holes, an indication they were left by the person who bit the victim, presumably her killer. goebel removed the fabric and performed dna testing, which is a more advanced form of pcr testing. the result, the dna profile from the saliva on the tee shirt did not match roy brown. but whose was it? barry bench's daughter kathryn offered to help out. >> his daughter was a very courageous young woman who said i want the truth. she actually contacted us after our papers were filed in court and said if you ever need me, i'll give you a dna sample. >> the dna analysis confirmed what roy brown already knew, that the saliva stains had come from barry bench. >> the paternity testing showed that the john doe dna on the shirt came from the father of this young woman, kathryn, who is barr