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- Bullet casings from a 1994 murder in B.C. will undergo DNA testing as part of an appeal for William Wade Skiffington, convicted of second-degree murder in 2001.
- The appeal challenges a coerced confession during a "Mr. Big" sting operation and claims no forensic evidence links Skiffington to the crime.
- The testing could uncover fresh evidence relevant to the case.
DNA Testing Ordered on 30-Year-Old Bullet Casings in B.C. Murder Appeal
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