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I caught a little of McGees complaining between the video buffering this morning. He really did not want the judge to allow the QB guy to testify. One of his arguments seemed to be that the guy was 'mistaken' about his assumption that CM was doing something fraudulent. And he was saying that it would be hard to confront and debunk that assumption, if he was just on Skype, and not in person. The judge didnt seem to be sympathetic to that position.
This witness is interesting.
I don't know...I think his testimony may be a little confusing to the jury.This witness is interesting.
I don't know...I think his testimony may be a little confusing to the jury.
This "witness" is a professional photogrammeographer. Photogrammetry is "the measuring" of "items" found in a photograph. Just to be clear.
He is also a Master of Science in Mathematics and Phd in Photography.
Yes. And he made a video which is supposed to explain the exact measurement process used to identify the vehicle leaving the McStay driveway that fateful night.
The defense does not want that video submitted.
Sure, it's easy to kill an entire family at once, but usually it involves gunning down or stabbing or burning or bombing the whole family, leaving plenty of blood, signs of struggle, killer DNA, ETC. This case involves rounding up the family who may or may not have been at the same place the same time, driving them to the grave site in two vehicles, also driving the trooper to the Mexican border, and leaving no/little trace.
I believe the prosecution is covering their "bases" with this witness, about CM's truck actually BEING the one shown in the video, IMO.
Exactly why we are hearing him testify w/o the jury present. I believe they call this "voir dire?"
I just tuned in to see a cartoon of a guy on an island headfirst in the sand...Thought I was
hallucinating but no...It's the trial!
NO, this is called a proffer. [voir door' is when the interview potential jurors]
Proffer is when they put up a witness, without the jury, and the attorneys argue over what can be testified to when the jury returns. Right now they are testifying to try and get the video admitted into evidence.
Oh SNAP!!!!!