The rapist may be Hispanic (H), African-American (B), and/or European-American (C).
The graph shows the likelihood of any of these races or any combination of the
three producing the DNA profile collected from the victims.
The "pure" (such as it is) ethnicities are represented
by the corner positions of the base triangle. Every possible mixture (in the
sense of mixing colors on a color wheel) is represented by a
(unique point on the edge or interior of the triangle.
The height of the colored manifold represents
the relative likelihood of any particular ethnic blend producing the evidence
that was obtained.
The case is remarkable in that a racial mixture can strongly be inferred as
the contributor to the stain.
Relative chance to find the rapist's DNA among various
New York ethnic mixtures.