What caught my eye is that the 2015 incident was described as a domestic issue, to “keep the peace”. It was not described as a medical event, as one might expect with suspected alcohol poisoning. I’d like to see the records, and perhaps they will be brought up in court, if they are admissible. The fact that there is a public record at all indicates to me that this was more than a medical event. Police were called, not an ambulance.
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IMO It's called:
That's what we're missing, omg.
That ship has sailed IMO. It funny to note that the first emergency Motion to Transfer RA from Westville was filed by R&B on April 4th, the very next day after his confessions to wife and mom. Coincidence, I don't think so.
Barbara MacDonald stated that the bullet was found days later.
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Appreciate that but it doesn't mean that the COC docs don't exist or that the State didn't turn them over when they handed over 26 terabytes.Barbara MacDonald stated that the bullet was found days later.
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Delphi Murders: Where does the case stand 7 years later?
Tuesday marks seven years since 13-year-old Abigail Williams and 14-year-old Liberty German were murdered in Delphi, Indiana.
The chain of custody pages for the search warrant items are obviously missing from that group of documents. Page # for CoC are in the fine print at the bottom of the pages.
Pgs 115-120
Chain of Custody Documents
3. That the State made the decision to hand everything over to the Defense attorneys and not make a determination of what was discovery and what was not. That amounted to over 26 terabytes of information.
it. Basically, the State took hours out of it’s week to do the Defense’s work for them so that it was as convenient as possible for them to access the information they requested. All while attending several depositions set up by the Defense of various witnesses that the Defense plan to call that spanned over several hours occurring in different parts of the state. All the information requested by the Defense, minus the SOP’s and the chain of custody documents, was already in the possession of the Defense.
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Then why do you suppose the COCs haven't been turned over?
When turning over that volume of evidence, it wouldn't be illogical that some might have been missed. The Defense had at least 3 pictures of the bullet as referenced in one of their 4 Franks IIRC.
Or perhaps once police arrived he completely changed his wild and threatening behavior to docile and cooperative. JMO
If the chain of custody was missed when discovery was turned over, the prosecution wouldn't be able to use it at trial (reciprocal discovery rule).
Possibly suicidal statements.
Agree. Common behavior, theme of "she over reacts."
I haven’t seen that she called the police herself at 3am (she may have). But even if she did, we don’t know what prompted it. He may have been throwing things or self harming. We don’t really know - unless it’s been verified somewhere and I just didn’t see it (entirely possible). We don’t know whether she had to help him to the car either (officially), do we? It’s all unknown. She may not even have taken him for evaluation. She may have just driven away and out of area to wait for police to leave. I wonder if the State or the Defence has any evidence that supports he attended the hospital on that occasion and what the outcome was if he did?
Or he could have fallen and hit his head, or maybe he has high/low blood pressure or he has diabetes and his sugar level was dangerously high. Or...
The phone call to the police would be inadmissible on both relevance and prejudice grounds. A call to police about a drunken argument has no "tendency to make a fact more or less probable than it would be without the evidence." Him being drunk and going to the hospital in 2015 doesn't make it more likely he killed the girls.
If it was serious enough to call LE then it was serious IMO.
