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Crime scene DNA didn’t match a former death row inmate. Now he wants to find whose it is — but prosecutors are pushing back.

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After decades on Utah’s death row, Douglas Carter is out of jail and he wants access to DNA evidence that he says could help identify who the killer was. Prosecutors are pushing back. Investigating Eva Olesen’s death is the police’s job, Deputy Utah County Attorney Chris Ballard told The Salt Lake Tribune — not Carter’s.

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