article_snippet: The mass DNA screening in January and February asked all men aged over 17 who live, work or visit Bosham in West Sussex, to provide a sample and a thumbprint as part of the  investigation .
article_snippet: Detective Superintendent Nick May, of Surrey and Sussex Major Crime Team, said: 'Detective Superintendent Nick May, of Surrey and Sussex Major Crime Team want to thank all those men who attended the voluntary sessions in Bosham, Fishbourne and Chichester over the three-weeks to give Detective Superintendent Nick May, of Surrey and Sussex Major Crime Team DNA. '
article_snippet: We will be doing house-to-house enquiries and knocking on doors during a week of action from 6 to 12 April asking those who have not given those who have not given their DNA DNA to consider doing so. '
article_snippet: If We don't get a reply We will also be sending out further letters asking those who have not given their DNA to attend Chichester police station to give those who have not given their DNA DNA. '
article_snippet: Forensic scientists have obtained a limited DNA profile for the murder suspect, which although not suitable for a search on the National DNA Database, indicates the murder suspect is male.
article_snippet: As well as being swabbed for Forensic scientists DNA, people volunteering also have people volunteering thumbprint and photograph taken.
article_snippet: Detective Constable Steve Taylor from the Surrey and Sussex Major Crime Team said: 'It is important for the public to understand that we will only use the samples obtained to check against this particular crime and Detective Constable Steve Taylor from the Surrey and Sussex Major Crime Team DNA profile will not appear on any database. '
article_snippet: Legal safeguards are in place to ensure we do not use the samples obtained to check against this particular crime and their DNA profile for any other purpose.'
highlights_snippet: Forensic scientists have limited DNA profile of killer but know killer was a man .
  