GUILTY CA - Erin Corwin, 19, pregnant, Twentynine Palms, 28 June 2014 - #14

[Meemaw12]

http://erincorwinmurdertrial.blogspot.com/?m=1


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[SeesSeas]

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Wednesday, November 2, 2016
Prosecution's Closing Argument

 

[perfectingpink]

Daugherty called Lee's molestation accusation "asinine garbage." And Erin's so-called "confession" to Lee?

"This NEVER happened."

He then asked the jury the rhetorical question:

"If a man who crafts lies to suit his own needs and to everyone important in his life, what do you think he's going to do to you?"

http://erincorwinmurdertrial.blogspot.com/2016/11/day-ten-prosecutions-closing-argument.html

 

[perfectingpink]

I am putting this here because I think Beth nailed her description of this monster.

Daugherty then put Lee's mugshot up on the screen, showing him as the overweight, slovenly, bearded, wife-beater wearing ex-Marine he was when he was arrested for murdering Erin. Quite the contrast from the slim, clean-cut, well-dressed young man seated at the defendant's table.

http://erincorwinmurdertrial.blogspot.com/2016/11/day-ten-prosecutions-closing-argument.html

 

[Meemaw12]

Asinine garbage

Perfect description


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[Knox]

In a nutshell ...

Daughtery said Chris wanted to remove Erin from his life. "She was the secret who did not want to be secret anymore".

Let that quote sink in ...

 

[katydid23]

They never tested Nichole's DNA, they didn't exclude Nichole.

That's the second time Nichole's "alibi" was mentioned. Where is this alibi. Anyone have a link? :thinking:

She was a mother with a young child. She lived on the base---where everyone can see everything that goes on. Her alibi would have been checked out right at the start. Especially since she said she 'didn't care if Erin was dead or not.' I am quite sure that LE was able to ascertain that she was home with her child and doing her daily routine of school/actvities and/or errands. If she had asked a neighbor to watch her daughter and had driven off base and been gone for any length of time, they would have known and looked at her as a serious suspect.

 

[katydid23]

Do you have a link for that?


See, it doesn't work. You can't ask for links to something which is obviously unlinkable.

I have a link for it. It is the link to the crime scene photo showing her crumpled body at the bottom of the mine shaft----*click here*

 

[perfectingpink]

Do you have a link for that?


See, it doesn't work. You can't ask for links to something which is obviously unlinkable.

In my opinion, the information as to Chris being a monster can be found on these pages:

http://erincorwinmurdertrial.blogspot.com/2016_08_01_archive.html

 

[77DarkHorse7]

She was a mother with a young child. She lived on the base---where everyone can see everything that goes on. Her alibi would have been checked out right at the start. Especially since she said she 'didn't care if Erin was dead or not.' I am quite sure that LE was able to ascertain that she was home with her child and doing her daily routine of school/actvities and/or errands. If she had asked a neighbor to watch her daughter and had driven off base and been gone for any length of time, they would have known and looked at her as a serious suspect.

If it was that simple, there's no earthly reason not to share such info with the jury. And "because LE must have found one" is not a link to her alibi.

 

[SeesSeas]

She was a mother with a young child. She lived on the base---where everyone can see everything that goes on. Her alibi would have been checked out right at the start. Especially since she said she 'didn't care if Erin was dead or not.' I am quite sure that LE was able to ascertain that she was home with her child and doing her daily routine of school/actvities and/or errands. If she had asked a neighbor to watch her daughter and had driven off base and been gone for any length of time, they would have known and looked at her as a serious suspect.

What you have stated are merely presumptions describing logical explanations of an alibi for NL. These aren’t known facts.

 

[77DarkHorse7]

Kind of excited to read about this rebuttal after a closing argument. Is there such a thing? I thought your closing argument was really your "closing argument". Well whatever, it remains to be seen.

 

[m_brown]

I wish we would have had more detailed coverage of the trial. I suspect we missed many questions and answers which would have cleared up some of the confusion.

A logical question for the DA to ask would have been, what was Erin doing when he attacked her with the garotte? Is this possibly where the skull fracture comes into play?

I have no doubt this murder was premeditated. But enough common sense to know that what you might plan, might not be the way it actually happens in real life. He clearly lied about the way it down. Snippets of the truth to match the evidence, the rest was to save his azz.

I have to say I was really disappointed in the media coverage of the trial. I understand that San Bernadino Co isn't a huge media market, but for that reason exactly I thought a local crime reporter would have surely latched onto the trial and tweeted to oblivion. I really feel like we missed a lot of important detail. Erin's tragic story has all the hallmarks of a juicy media story - I mean she was on the cover of People for goodness sake! And hardly any tweeting [emoji20] Beth did a good job with wrap ups, but after Christina Morris' trial and Ross/Cooper Harris I guess we just got spoiled?

Praying for swift jury deliberation and justice for Erin!


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[Meemaw12]

http://www.americanbar.org/groups/p...network/how_courts_work/closingarguments.html

Because the plaintiff or government has the burden of proof, the lawyer for that side is then entitled to make a concluding argument, sometimes called a rebuttal . This is a chance to respond to the defendant’s points and make one final appeal to the jury.





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[Richmond]

If it was that simple, there's no earthly reason not to share such info with the jury. And "because LE must have found one" is not a link to her alibi.

Again, it is not the state's job to share that information with the jury. Nichole was not on trial. The defense was representing Chris, not Nichole. NO ONE was obligated to present an alibi for Nichole to the jury because she was not on trial.

Please read up on how trials work because the statements you are making show a lack of knowledge.

 

[Fairy1]

I can't decide if we have posters here who really hate Nichole or love Chris. Interesting. Does it seem logical that Chris would, on the stand, confess to killing Erin if he didn't actually do it?

I don't think so.

 

[Knox]

I have to say I was really disappointed in the media coverage of the trial. I understand that San Bernadino Co isn't a huge media market, but for that reason exactly I thought a local crime reporter would have surely latched onto the trial and tweeted to oblivion. I really feel like we missed a lot of important detail. Erin's tragic story has all the hallmarks of a juicy media story - I mean she was on the cover of People for goodness sake! And hardly any tweeting [emoji20] Beth did a good job with wrap ups, but after Christina Morris' trial and Ross/Cooper Harris I guess we just got spoiled?

Praying for swift jury deliberation and justice for Erin!


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If not for Beth we wouldn't have had much coverage, she faithfully blogged daily.

I thought for sure, with all the media requests that were filed with the court, this case would be saturated with coverage.

I followed the Heather Elvis case, and watched the trial of Sidney Moorer. There is nothing like having a camera in the courtroom.

 

[SeesSeas]

I can't decide if we have posters here who really hate Nichole or love Chris. Interesting. Does it seem logical that Chris would, on the stand, confess to killing Erin if he didn't actually do it?

I don't think so.

Re: “posters here who really hate Nichole or love Chris”

Does anything about Chris seem 'logical'?

It’s not about love or hate by the WS audience.
The posts here are about justice for Erin Corwin.
Justice for Erin = Conviction of her actual killer.

 

[la2cabo]

I'm going to make some calls tomorrow and find out what the cost of the transcript will be. I purchased the Chase Merritt/McStay prelim transcript and it was $165.00. I'm certain the trial transcript will be much more but it might answer lingering questions.

Will anyone be interested in the transcript once we hear the verdict?

 

[Meemaw12]

Justice for Erin=Conviction of Christopher Brandon Lee In my opinion. That's what the evidence presented at trial proves


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