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06/25/2025 Notice Filed Notice of Deposition Filed By: State of Indiana File Stamp: 06/25/2025 06/30/2025 Order to Call Jury Order Signed: 06/27/2025 06/30/2025 Motion To Compel Motion to Compel Third- Party Compliance Filed By: State of Indiana File Stamp: 06/30/2025 07/01/2025 Automated...

No info other than the hearing was commenced/concluded and a criminal case status report was ordered. The trial date is still the same. YW.

Not denied; it hasn't even been heard yet. His atty asked for another continuance for the status conference and it was granted. Next scheduled is 01/15/2026. His atty, Mark Koselke, has a lot to untangle, IMO

It doesn't say there was non-movement; just no steps. Do you have any idea about the 2 floor elevation? I am more unsure that he's the killer than I am sure that he is.

All of these meters happened before Brad Weber arrived. 2:08 pm – 2:18 pm – 414.38 meters 1,359' (NO Steps from 2:08 to 2:25) Also, there is nothing at all recorded between 2:18 and 2:25. Brad passed through at 2:30 during this time frame, which I think is possibly the creek crossing, up the...

Cecil's step counter doesn't work for me. I don't understand the GPS geolocating near the school. The 1:31 timeframe definitely doesn't work. I added the feet (in red) based on the meters traveled. Then I enlarged Google maps to measure the feet from the Mears parking to the end of the bridge...

I've been puzzling over Cecil's step counter information. This is an interesting (IMO) study on the iPhone Health apps: The iPhone Health App from a forensic perspective: can steps and distances registered during walking and running be used as digital evidence...

Do you think they could have made it from the Mears parking area to the end of the bridge in 20 minutes?

You're correct; the OP already answered in post #873.

Click's report.

I guess they thought the Odin report was strong enough for 3rd party. We can make our own judgement calls if/when we finally get to see what's in it. The second set of attys took it seriously, too. IMO

I wonder about this guy and the car Brad Heath testified to seeing parked along the road. I wonder if they ever looked for the owner of that one. {quotes from the article: "Living off a secluded country road with only a few neighbors, Liebert said she noticed a man she'd never seen before...

KAK was in prison on other charges, thoroughly investigated regarding Delphi (wasn''t he?) and as you said, clearly not BG. Nick's case: RA = BG = Killer. Why would the judge let that in?

Thanks for not being snide. The example you gave would be called a suspect and be cleared or arrested by LE. IMO

Thanks, I'll check them out. I heard about Joyner but Sterling is new to me. I tried to dig up some stats on how many judges allow 3rd party stuff and came up empty. The fence I'm on is this: If it's solid nexus (DNA or whatever), then the State would have already looked into/taken care of it...

I've admitted I don't understand this at all. Can you give me actual examples of admissible 3rd party evidence? Also from your link (how does evidence mislead the jury?): [snip] “The Court will not permit the evidence submitted by the defense in support of their arguments regarding third-party...

I knew where I was going with that lol. The MS transcript of the juror interview was on my mind when I wrote it. I should have said something like: With any 3rd party mention in front of the jury ruled out by the judge, the jury was left with no answer to the question: "If not RA, then who?"...

You fully understand the first part of what I'm saying. The other part: That wasn't my thought but I highly doubt that question would have been addressed. Thanks for asking about that, though, because I didn't word that well.

MOO I don't know if he was drunk or not. A lot of folks think he had a bad drinking problem so I was just throwing that out there as an idea. He saw 3 females; one was tall and appeared to be the babysitter. He was on the platform but the time depends on which version is being considered. The...

No everyone who has consumed a lot of alcohol acts drunk.