Prince George, B.C. –Former Prince George RCMP  Forensic Identification  Unit lead, Sgt. Norman Striker (retired) continued  his testimony at the multiple murder trial of Cody Legebokoff  yesterday.

Striker  led the jury through photos  taken at the  autopsy of Cynthia Maas.   Her body had been  found in L.C. Gunn Park in October of 2010.

In photo after photo,  Striker pointed out the holes in the clothing  that had been removed from  Ms. Maas’ body.  Holes in the  right shoulder area of her  black  fleece jacket,  her  brown  shirt and  her camisole (undershirt).

Striker pointed out numerous holes where he said the  fabric had been “either punctured or  sliced”.

While there were numerous holes  in the front of the  shirt and  undershirt,  Striker testified  he was not able to make a “physical match” of the holes in the three articles of clothing by lining them up,  but  said  the  undershirt,  shirt and jacket all  had  what appeared to be puncture marks in the upper right shoulder and that the holes were,  in his words, “in agreement.”

The trial  continues.