About 10 years ago, the doubts having grown, one of the families underwent DNA testing and found that the girl who had grown up with them was not in fact biologically theirs.
Now if you give someone the benefit of the doubt, you trust that they're telling you the truth, you assume that their behaviour is honest and correct, even though you're not certain that it is.
Yeah, I think if we're ever in doubt before... No, if we're ever in doubt of a player because of a bad reputation, It's not like, how do you say, it's not benefit of the doubt, if that makes sense.
Well, last autumn, the Innocence Project submitted another application to the CCRC, urging them to investigate CHI's case, but also looking in detail at lots of points that they thought raised serious concerns.