A British forensic expert testified in the Uganda vs. Molly Katanga case, stating that DNA results alone cannot definitively identify who fired the fatal shot. The expert, addressing Justice Rosette Comfort Kania, explained that even under ideal circumstances, DNA analysis has limitations in determining the shooter. This testimony emerged during cross-examination in the ongoing trial. The case, as reported by Anthony Natif, centers on the charges against Molly Katanga and others. The Independent Uganda recorded the proceedings, highlighting the critical nature of the forensic evidence presented. This development raises questions about the strength of the prosecution's case relying on DNA as conclusive proof. The expert’s statement suggests the investigation must consider other factors beyond DNA analysis.