article_snippet: One of the critical factors in An Illinois man who spent nearly two decades in prison for a 1992 rape and murder of a girl, 11, he did not commit successful appeal was the 2005 DNA testing that proved the semend found in Holly Staker of Waukegan's body did not belong to An Illinois man who spent nearly two decades in prison for a 1992 rape and murder of a girl, 11, he did not commit, according to the Chicago Tribune.
article_snippet: Prosecutors claimed that An Illinois man who spent nearly two decades in prison for a 1992 rape and murder of a girl, 11, he did not commit had worn a pair of shoes stained with the girls' blood, according to his attorneys.
article_snippet: , he did not commit's successful appeal was the 2005 DNA testing that proved An Illinois man who spent nearly two decades in prison for a 1992 rape and murder of a girl, 11, he did not commit semen was not the sperm found in Staker's body (above Holly Staker, 11, who was raped and murdered in 1992)
article_snippet: Last year, cops linked DNA from the semen found in Staker with DNA obtained from a two-by-four used to brutally beat a man, Delwin Foxworth, eight years later in 2000.
article_snippet: Failure to identify and arrest Staker’s real killer allowed the real killer commit a second murder, according to An Illinois man who spent nearly two decades in prison for a 1992 rape and murder of a girl, 11, he did not commit's lawyers. '
article_snippet: Despite the DNA matches, the identity of the potential suspect in both murders remains unknown.
article_snippet: Authorities have entered the genetic profile into DNA databanks but have not obtained a match with a known suspect.
article_snippet: Last year, cops linked DNA from the semen found in Staker with DNA obtained from a two-by-four used to brutally beat a man, Delwin Foxworth, eight years later in 2000. 
article_snippet: Despite the DNA matches, the identity of the potential suspect in both murders remains unknown (above a map of where Staker and Foxworths' murders took place)