LANSING, Mich. (AP) - A state forensics scientist who said she tested her husband's underwear for DNA to find out if he was having sex with another woman is being investigated to determine if she violated state policies against using state equipment for personal reasons.
Ann Chamberlain-Gordon of Okemos testified in a March 7 divorce hearing that she ran the test last September on the underwear of Charles Gordon Jr. Asked by his attorney what she found, she answered, "Another female. It wasn't me."
She also said during a May 25 hearing in Ingham County Family Court that she ran the test on her own time with expired chemicals that were to be thrown away.
The Michigan State Police, which oversees the Lansing forensics laboratory where Chamberlain-Gordon works, is conducting an internal investigation and expects to decide by next week if disciplinary action should be taken.
"We don't know exactly what was or wasn't done," state police spokeswoman Shannan Akans said Tuesday. "We haven't completed our investigation."
Chamberlain-Gordon has not had her duties restricted during the investigation, Akans added. A request for comment was left Tuesday with Chamberlain-Gordon
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