Fianally I remembered to tune in to KFI. 7:00EST
Geraman showed up in court today LOL and asked the judge to dismiss the case--again! His claim is Lauren Slipped!
MG stated the P's case was based on the lack of emotion by CB.
Stated there was no play book for emotion, there is no play book for how one acts when a child dies. Claimed the P did 8 weeks of character assassination. A whole lot of $itching $itchinig by MG, so it sounded!
Accused Hayes, the P's key witness of being a hired gun, and something about his theory not being reasonable, and no reasonable person/a jury could find it reasonable, but the judge disagreed.
It was either John or Ken who said, MG doesn't care if CB goes to jai or diesl, as long as his Daddy's checkbook pays the bill!
The expert for the defense took the stand today, he is one Gary Yamaguchi(body motion expert), also a rock climber. I think this might be the one, not positive, but it looks to match.
http://www.exponent.com/leaders/bios/gary_yamaguchi.asp?employeeID=602
Dr. Gary T. Yamaguchi is a Managing Engineer in Exponents Biomechanics practice. Dr. Yamaguchi specializes in the biomechanics and biodynamics of human injury, including rigid body dynamics, human movement, accident reconstruction, mechanical design, and rehabilitation engineering. His work includes analyses of traumatic injuries associated with transportation, the workplace, falling, recreation, consumer products, and the design and development of orthoses, prostheses, and rehabilitative equipment. His research activities include the development of three-dimensional human musculoskeletal models for analysis and prediction of stresses on muscles, tendons, and joints.
Dr. Yamaguchi is currently also a Research Associate Professor in the Harrington Department of Bioengineering at Arizona State University (ASU). Prior to joining Exponent, Dr. Yamaguchi was an Associate Professor with tenure, Director of the Whitaker Center for Neuromechanical Control, and an Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering at ASU, a Rehabilitation R&D Bioengineer at the Palo Alto Veterans Administration Medical Center, a Systems Integration Engineer at the Magnetic Fusion Test Facility of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, and a Research Assistant at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Yamaguchi went down the side of IP. He was to have stated, lack of evidence due to not knowing exactly where Lauren went off the cliff. If one is to use physics, one has to know where she left the cliff. ***the exact point. Also he observed the upper cliff bore no rocks or sticks, nothing to cause abrasions as it was mosty dead dry grass. K & J made the point it was April when GY made his trip to IP, and Lauren died there in Nov. He stated there would only be the injuries she would have obtained at the point of impact, due to lack of rocks/sticks at the top.----covering for her being thrown or pushed imo. Also he said it would not be clear where Lauren landed, as the waters below were turbulent, possibly the body did not stay where it landed.
He was debunking the P's expert, as no one knows where Lauren left the cliff---if CamB only lost her in his sight for a few seconds, he should ask him where she was at the last moment he saw her EH? Then there was something about GY stating Lauren would have bounced off the cliff as some points, maybe this was in part of his stating one would not know, where she landed, but I really didn't catch that part.
This John and Ken, are a hoot! I felt sorry for the reporter LOL It will be a bit clearer in the Breeze, ya think?
I actually got sick over the testimony that her little wrist was broken as she tried to break her fall. I don't care who you are or on what side of "guilt" you are on in this case...that was truly one of the most heartbreaking things I have ever heard.
