Answer:
A. No
B. because, the suspect doesn't add up to any of the DNA of the killer, victim, or the control, so no the suspect is definetly not guilty and is definetly not the killer. It just wouldn't add up right, none of the other's DNA matches to the suspect, leaving the suspect as not guilty but inisent and doesn't lead or match that suspect to in any way the killer. In other words the killer and suspect don't link in any way!
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