That is correct, the official search was called off but family members and many locals were still searching on their own with flashlights and car headlights according to WTHR 13News the following morning.
Brought back to exactly the spot the phone stopped moving many hours earlier, and one of the victims laid over the phone and killed... without the phone moving at all.
We don’t actually know this for a fact. What was said was apparently another carefully worded item by the defense. I believe there will be a timeframe the murders occurred within the autopsy report as this is fairly common versus a specific time. The defense‘s main pretrial strategy seems to be wordplay and misleading (but not entirely untrue) statements, as shown when comparing testimony to the Franks memos for instance.
Family and friends continued searching through the night.
Honestly, I think the Defence is well aware that their theory on TOD is pretty much hogwash and won’t fly at trial.
And probably stomach contents too as the girls slept in and then had those banana pancakes that late morning.
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And well established sciene. Rigor Mortis.
I'm pretty certain that it was a glove not fitting that aquitted OJ.Since we have been talking about Cicero and analysis of blood at scene, which he viewed in photos and videos as he wasn’t at the actual crime scene at the time of the original investigation, I thought it may be interesting to learn about the history of this type of analysis. Here’s a link for those interested -
How the Dubious Science of Blood-Spatter Analysis Spread Like a Virus
From his basement in upstate New York, Herbert MacDonell launched modern bloodstain-pattern analysis, persuading judge after judge of its reliability. Then he trained hundreds of others. But what if they’re getting it wrong?features.propublica.org
It’s about the pioneer of this type of investigation and how it was used towards quitting OJ etc. interesting read. I had no idea the pioneer of this subjective analysis began in his own basement.
interesting link. I wasn't familiar with this site. Here's a bit more about them from their about page.Since we have been talking about Cicero and analysis of blood at scene, which he viewed in photos and videos as he wasn’t at the actual crime scene at the time of the original investigation, I thought it may be interesting to learn about the history of this type of analysis. Here’s a link for those interested -
How the Dubious Science of Blood-Spatter Analysis Spread Like a Virus
From his basement in upstate New York, Herbert MacDonell launched modern bloodstain-pattern analysis, persuading judge after judge of its reliability. Then he trained hundreds of others. But what if they’re getting it wrong?
It’s about the pioneer of this type of investigation and how it was used towards quitting OJ etc. interesting read. I had no idea the pioneer of this subjective analysis began in his own basement.
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The link does mention the glove and how the D used blood pattern guy to come up with the if it doesn’t fit you must acquit. lol.
Yeah ProPublica ... so unbiased their bias is showing (against anything government).interesting link. I wasn't familiar with this site. Here's a bit more about them from their about page.
About Us
ProPublica is an independent, non-profit newsroom that produces investigative journalism in the public interest.
The Mission
To expose abuses of power and betrayals of the public trust by government, business, and other institutions, using the moral force of investigative journalism to spur reform through the sustained spotlighting of wrongdoing.
ProPublica is an independent, nonprofit newsroom that produces investigative journalism with moral force. We dig deep into important issues, shining a light on abuses of power and betrayals of public trust — and we stick with those issues as long as it takes to hold power to account.
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Think I will stick with articles and scholarly publications from a less slanted and more balanced viewpoint, such as these.
Bloodstain pattern analysis - American Forensics
Bloodstain pattern analysis (BPA) involves the study and analysis of bloodstains. In forensic work, bloodstain pattern analysis can help investigators find out more about certain aspects of previous events that took place at a place that is known or suspected of being linked to a crime in a...
