Mauro E. Garza and Everett Holdings, LLC v. Julia Perez

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• noting that mitochondrial testing of the blond or light brown hair in Jessica Ryen’s hand, if favorable to Cooper, could positively identify Lee Furrow or perhaps others as the killer or killers
• noting that mitochondrial testing of the blond or light brown hair in Jessica Ryen's hand, if favorable to Cooper, could positively identify Lee Furrow or perhaps others as the killer or killers
• noting that mitochondrial testing of the blond or light brown hair in Jessica Ryen’s hand, if favorable to Cooper, could positively identify Lee Furrow or perhaps oth- ers as the killer or killers
• discussing the differences but finding it unnecessary to decide which standard applies
• “We hold only that Cooper has made out a prima facie case that entitles him to file a second or successive application.”
• \We hold only that Cooper has made out a prima facie case that entitles him to file a second or successive application.\

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