Prosecution: DNA Links Man, Victim

DNA evidence conclusively showed that a slain woman's blood was found in her boyfriend's vehicle, forensic experts told jurors as the prosecution finished its case against the man charged with killing his girlfriend and her son.

Former state crime lab analyst Gabriel Caceres and Martin Tracey, a professor of biology at Florida International University, testified Tuesday that blood from the carpet of a sport utility vehicle owned by John Mosley Jr. was a genetic match to the remains of his girlfriend, Lynda Wilkes, 40. Mosley, 41, is on trial for the murders of Wilkes and her 10-month-old son last year.