article_snippet: Former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez's DNA matched genetic material found on a cigarette butt at the scene of a murder, a crime lab scientist testified on Friday.
article_snippet: Lloyd's body was found in an industrial park near Hernandez's home, and prosecutors have said previously a marijuana cigarette was found near Lloyd's body.
article_snippet: Former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez's DNA appeared on a 2-inch-long cigarette butt to test for DNA.
article_snippet: But Former Pats player Aaron Hernandez lawyer James Sultan went after other DNA evidence in the case, including some collected from a spent shell casing found inside a car Former Pats player Aaron Hernandez rented.
article_snippet: An Enterprise employee found Former Pats player Aaron Hernandez DNA on the casing in a trash bin at an Enterprise rental car, but An Enterprise employee also acknowledged An Enterprise employee did not know some blue bubble gum had been stuck to the shell before An Enterprise employee did An Enterprise employee test. '
article_snippet: Sultan also asked Sultan if Sultan had received a DNA profile for Former Pats player Aaron Hernandez co-defendant Ernest Wallace to compare it with evidence in the case.
highlights_snippet: Massachusetts state police crime lab expert said that both Hernandez and victim Odin Lloyd's DNA were on the marijuana cigarette butt .
  