because she was afraid of being arrested for D.U.I. She admitted lying to her insurance company by saying the car was stolen. Three of appellant's friends testified that her car was on fire when they located it on October 3.
The first issue is whether the trial court erred by overruling appellant's motion to suppress her confession. It was adduced at the suppression hearing that appellant and a friend, James Barnes, were called in and interviewed by arson investigators on October 5, 1982. The appellant was interrogated by a James Robertson while Barnes was being questioned in an adjacent office by a Mr. Pollard. Investigator Robertson testified that after some preliminary conversation, he read the appellant her Miranda warnings and she signed a waiver of her rights. They continuedis the origin and extended period of evolution of human beings, so that there are approximately one million zip codes. Thus, in order to "tag" the human genome, you would need to genotype at least 500,000 common SNPs, assuming you had at least one tag per zip code.

SNPs are not the only form of architectural or so-called structural variation in the genome. There are about one-tenth as many insertions or deletions, known collectively as "indels," as there are SNPs. (See Figure 5.1.) This simply means that a base or series of bases have been added or deleted (for example, in the figure, out of the four bases, G, A, and T are deleted). There can be block substitutions or inversions, as depicted. An important type of structural variant