Illinois murder case challenges longstanding ballistic tests

When Illinois jurors convicted Patrick Pursley of murder, they relied on an expert's assurance that the scratches and dents on bullets and shell casings from the crime scene proved they could only have come from Pursley's gun. More than two decades later, technological advances have eroded confidence in ballistic experts, and the analyst who testified against ...

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Illinois murder case challenges longstanding ballistic tests

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