The tests did indicate DNA belonging to two male individuals under some of the victim's fingernails. Though Josephson's fingernails also were swabbed, testing did not indicate Rowland's DNA was present, the forensic scientist said. The victim's DNA also was likely found on a sock and a bandanna belonging to Rowland, as well as on a bladed multitool alleged to be the murder weapon, Dewane told jurors.īoth Rowland and Josephson's DNA were likely identified on gloves found in a trash can at the home of Rowland's girlfriend at the time, Dewayne said. Ryan Dewane, a forensic scientist with the State Law Enforcement Division, said there was “very strong support” that DNA found under Rowland's nails belonged to Josephson. Investigators said they subsequently found the victim’s blood and cellphone in Rowland’s vehicle. Prosecutors have argued that Rowland trapped Josephson in the back seat of his black Chevrolet Impala using the backseat childproof locks. City Officials Say Philly Tourism Is Making a Comeback
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