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Iphone 6It wasn't new. I can't remember what model it was, but it got chewed over way back on the threads somewhere.
MOO
Iphone 6It wasn't new. I can't remember what model it was, but it got chewed over way back on the threads somewhere.
MOO
Nick McL is a PA of CC, an employee of the State of Indiana.Which expert isn’t being paid? Is Nick volunteering or is he also being paid ?
If the measurement of trust is calculated based on whether the person is being paid to appear in court, then I suppose we should give the highest level of trust to the defense attorneys who are the only people we are aware of that have offered to work for free, pro bono, volunteering all of their services, manhours and expertise for this case.
MOO
Several times.Have you read the Franks Motion?
Not if she isn't an expert in this field.Do you think that someone that has expertise in this subject matter would be an interesting guest to have on a court TV program?
Lots of conceptual methodology and gabber IMO.Have you read both the experts testimony in court and compared it to the Court TV program and determined that she did not provide any further detail regarding her opinion outside of what was accessible in the Franks?
The D put her up as an expert in Odinisim (they were running short on options not having one as late as Mid April) and N McL crossed her like a true Pro. I wonder if we'll see her at trial? I bet not.I think that this is a ridiculously petty argument fabricated by the prosecution to somehow discredit this person for previously being contacted by a court television program to offer an expert opinion based on the Franks Motion.
We are not at trial yet, these were Motions hearing. The State provided as little information as possible, just enough to rebut the 3rd party theories of cleared POI's, etc. They're aren't expected to present their entire case and it would be ill advised if they did.The FBI was involved pretty quick and said use all the resources that you need. I would think there had to be an original expert who did all of this actually at the crime scene. I am wondering if their original report, identity or involvement is not being disclosed or is missing. MOO
We are not at trial yet, these were Motions hearing. The State provided as little information as possible, just enough to rebut the 3rd party theories of cleared POI's, etc. They're aren't expected to present their entire case and it would be ill advised if they did.
They're saving their big guns for trial you can bet.
MOO
That makes me wonder if Abby was supine, lying on her back, when she was killed, and made no move to sit up.
MOO
I did volunteer work in a local county jail for 10 years or so. The inmates often spoke of their desire to be moved to state prison as the conditions were thought by them to be better.I think as far as accommodations go, it's probably going to be a lot more in your face noisy in county jail's general public atmosphere. He probably won't have control of his lights either. And yeah, he will still be a marked man and now with much less protection and less mental health care. MO
The State Expert - Certified Crime Scene Expert, Blood Spatter Expert was of the opinion Abby was killed where she was lying and never got up due the blood on her clothing and to the blood pooling underneath her.
eta: The Delphi Murders: Three Days of Pretrial Hearings: Day Three
It was stated RA was returned to the custody of Carrol County instead of IDOC but will be held in Cass County until trial. Be careful what you wish for Rick. He won't have all the extra's and protection he had at WV and Washburn.I didn’t say that.
The judge vacated the order for safekeeping. He is being moved out of state prison to county prison. His actual location will not be released.
His charges:Isn’t he charged with felony murder with no underlying charge. What do they have to prove? They can say that a man wore a blue jacket on a trail and he gets convicted of a double homicide? How exactly is that solving this case?
MOO
01 | 02/13/2017 | 35-42-1-1(2): Murder | |
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02 | 02/13/2017 | 35-42-1-1(2): Murder | |
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03 | 02/13/2017 | 35-42-1-1(1): Murder | |
Statute 35-42-1-1(1) Degree MR | |||
04 | 02/13/2017 | 35-42-1-1(1): Murder | |
Statute 35-42-1-1(1) Degree MR |
I wonder if they considered solitary for 12 months better?I did volunteer work in a local county jail for 10 years or so. The inmates often spoke of their desire to be moved to state prison as the conditions were thought by them to be better.
I was thinking about Abby this morning. It does appear that Libby was the target and he didn't intend to have Abby there or to hurt her....yet he killed her.I still wonder if RA was catfishing Libby and part of the rage was the fact she brought along Abby that fateful day.
I still just can not get past the feeling that he knew they were going to be on that bridge that day. As far as we are aware, he did not get to the trail much before the girls. What are the odds?
The young girls also noted he was walking with purpose so why was he in such a rush to get to the bridge?!
IMO
Segregation for security and MH issues, not solitary. Solitary would have been RA alone in cell with no others around. The pod he was kept in usually houses 2 inmates, he was in there alone, but there were other pods, at least 4 if not more, that I recall had inmates in them.I wonder if they considered solitary for 12 months better?
I almost thought that redressing Abby in Libby’s clothing allowed him to symbolically kill Libby twice.I was thinking about Abby this morning. It does appear that Libby was the target and he didn't intend to have Abby there or to hurt her....yet he killed her.
Imagine the depravity of killing a young teen who he didn't even want to kill. That is sick beyond sick.
And now that "undoing" has entered the conversation, I wonder if dressing Abby in Libby's clothes was a way for him to see her as Libby to make it acceptable in his sick mind that he killed Abby.
Just thinking aloud, pondering.
jmo