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   https://wjla.com/resources/media2/16x9/full/1015/center/80/e773a   
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   FAIRFAX, Va. (WJLA) - As Jesse Matthew awaits his trial in the killing of   
   University of Virginia student Hannah Graham, some court documents in an   
   unrelated rape case against him were unsealed Monday.   
      
   Just days after a judge's ruling clearing the way, Fairfax County prosecutors   
   released the documents which show DNA evidence they plan to use against   
   Matthew.   
      
   Matthew, 33, is facing sexual assault and attempted murder charges for what   
   prosecutors describe as a "vicious attack" against a 26-year-old woman in   
   Fairfax City on Sept. 24, 2005.   
      
   The court documents noted DNA analysis of a sample collected from underneath   
   one of the victim's fingernails which found there was only a one in 7.2   
   billion chance that it belonged to anyone other than Matthew.   
      
   The documents also show the victim in the rape plans to testify against   
   Matthew, which prompted Judge David Schell to grant a prosecution request for   
   no cameras in the courtroom.   
      
   Matthew was sent back last week from Fairfax to the Charlottesville area while   
   he awaits pretrial hearings in Albemarle County, where he's charged with the   
   abduction and murder of Graham.   
      
   https://wjla.com/news/crime/court-documents-show-strong-dna-link   
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