To her surprise, the editor invited the 37-year-old housewife in for a meeting, and after reading samples of her writing later, gave her a job.
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It was discovered in 2006, and was later found in samples from some patients with prostate cancer and chronic fatigue syndrome.
She was not identified until DNA matched samples from her family 18 years later.
The issues were brought to light by a legal case in which the European Court of Human Rights ruled that holding DNA samples from individuals who have been arrested but are later acquitted or have charges dropped against them is a violation of the right to privacy - an outcome that was backed by civil liberties campaigners.
First comes the idea, then the sketching, then the draping of white toile (muslin), first over a mannequin and later over a live model, and finally the cutting of samples on a pattern that translates the temporary magic of the toile into a permanent garment in the fabric and colours of the designer's choice.
Justice Scalia contended that because authorities already possessed the power to take DNA samples from those ultimately convicted of crimes, only people who are wrongly arrested or later acquitted will have their privacy violated.
Clawson said the FBI told Hatfill it could not find any fingerprint samples on file, although the former researcher did have a government security clearance that was later revoked.
The company later admitted in response to an audit request by German authorities that it had inadvertently been collecting samples of such data.
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Twenty-four hours later, a consignment of beef in a County Down cold store tested positive for horse DNA. The samples taken from Freeza Meat in Newry were found to be about 80% horsemeat.
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