A blood stain found in the bathroom of the flat where missing financial adviser Lynda Spence was allegedly held and tortured matched her DNA, a court was told yesterday.
Forensic scientist Nighean Stevenson told the jury at the High Court in Glasgow the chance of the blood belonging to anyone else is a million to one.
Dr Stevenson was giving evidence at the trial of Colin Coats, 42, David Parker, 38, Paul Smith, 47, and Philip Wade, 42.
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