George Perrot Hair Evidence

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Hair Evidence Suspect: George Perrot Victim: 78 year old woman Description: Perrot was convicted by a single strand of hair found on the victims sheets. A specialist said that after looking at the hair under a microscope he saw all the same characteristics as the defendant. That single strand of hair put Perrot away for 30 years. Suspect: Frank Wright Victim: James Anagnos Description: Anagnos was found dead in his bar during closing hours. He was hit in the head 4 times with a blunt object and stabbed 20 times. In his hand they found hair that matched Wright and he was seen to be arguing with Anagnos at the bar which made him the first suspect. Once the hair DNA proved it was his, he was convicted. Fiber Evidence Suspect: Richard Marc

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