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Why would he wait 8 months to pick up the jacket from forensics? Because the results weren't ready until then? Or he couldn't be bothered?
Why did he take them BACK to the lab AGAIN a second time??
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Nine days after he examined the jacket, MacDonald drove the jacket to Halifax to hand-deliver it to the RCMP forensic lab for testing. He picked it up eight months later.
He transported the jacket to the lab again on Oct. 26, 2012, and picked it up on Feb. 14, 2013. Cuttings of the jacket were subsequently sent for analysis.
Why did he take them BACK to the lab AGAIN a second time??
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Nine days after he examined the jacket, MacDonald drove the jacket to Halifax to hand-deliver it to the RCMP forensic lab for testing. He picked it up eight months later.
He transported the jacket to the lab again on Oct. 26, 2012, and picked it up on Feb. 14, 2013. Cuttings of the jacket were subsequently sent for analysis.
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DNA extracted from Dennis Oland's bloodstained jacket matches slain father's
Feb 19, 2019
"DNA extracted from three of the bloodstains found on the brown sports jacket Dennis Oland wore when he visited his father on the night he was killed matched his father's profile, a DNA expert from the RCMP forensic lab confirmed....
On Tuesday, the court watched some of Kearsey's videotaped testimony from Oland's first trial. The Crown and defence agreed to play the video rather than recalling her as a witness.
The balance of Kearsey's testimony will be heard on Thursday.
The retrial is scheduled to resume Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. with an unusual application by Oland's defence lawyers to have hearsay evidence about the unsuccessful search for his dead father's missing cellphone declared as fact.
Crown prosecutor Jill Knee said the court will also hear from another witness in the afternoon. She did not name the witness, but it's expected to be John Ainsworth, one of two men who heard thumping noises coming from the victim's second-floor office on July 6, 2011, the night he was killed...."
DNA extracted from Dennis Oland's bloodstained jacket matches slain father's | CBC News
Feb 19, 2019
"DNA extracted from three of the bloodstains found on the brown sports jacket Dennis Oland wore when he visited his father on the night he was killed matched his father's profile, a DNA expert from the RCMP forensic lab confirmed....
On Tuesday, the court watched some of Kearsey's videotaped testimony from Oland's first trial. The Crown and defence agreed to play the video rather than recalling her as a witness.
The balance of Kearsey's testimony will be heard on Thursday.
The retrial is scheduled to resume Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. with an unusual application by Oland's defence lawyers to have hearsay evidence about the unsuccessful search for his dead father's missing cellphone declared as fact.
Crown prosecutor Jill Knee said the court will also hear from another witness in the afternoon. She did not name the witness, but it's expected to be John Ainsworth, one of two men who heard thumping noises coming from the victim's second-floor office on July 6, 2011, the night he was killed...."
DNA extracted from Dennis Oland's bloodstained jacket matches slain father's | CBC News
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Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon @BJMCBC 5h5 hours ago
Day 37 of Dennis Oland's 2nd-degree murder retrial in the 2011 bludgeoning death of his father, multimillionaire Richard #Oland, is about to get underway in #SaintJohn #NB
Robert Jones @cbcjones 5h5 hours ago
Dennis Oland murder trial day #37. The morning is expected to begin with legal arguments over an issue that came up last week with Richard Oland’s missing cellphone.
Robert Jones @cbcjones 5h5 hours ago
Defence lawyers have applied to have it declared a fact that the first “roaming error” in the search for Richard Oland’s missing phone was on July 7 - the day his body was discovered and the first day police contacted Rogers about the phone.
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 5h5 hours ago
Alan Gold takes judge back to testimony of Sgt Dave Brooker of SJPF. Brooker called Rogers communications on July 7 to try to locate Richard Oland’s missing cellphone. Rogers could not locate cellphone. Rogers said the phone was coming back “roaming error”.
Robert Jones @cbcjones 5h5 hours ago
Richard Oland's cellphone went missing after his body was discovered the morning of July 7. That afternoon SJ Police Sgt. David Brooker contacts Rogers to alert them of a crime and that police want information about the cellphone - recent calls, texts etc.
Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon @BJMCBC 5h5 hours ago
Defence lawyer Alan Gold goes over Brooker's testimony. Brooker testified he called Rogers Communications on July 7, 2011 - the day Richard Oland's body was discovered - and asked them to search for the victim's missing cellphone
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 5h5 hours ago
Gold now producing transcripts and says the defence is seeking to have a verbal report from Claudio Cusin to Sgt. Dave Brooker that a roaming error came up at 430pm on July 7th when Richard Oland’s cell phone was called admitted to evidence. Cusin takes the stand @Global_NB
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Day 37 of Dennis Oland's 2nd-degree murder retrial in the 2011 bludgeoning death of his father, multimillionaire Richard #Oland, is about to get underway in #SaintJohn #NB
Robert Jones @cbcjones 5h5 hours ago
Dennis Oland murder trial day #37. The morning is expected to begin with legal arguments over an issue that came up last week with Richard Oland’s missing cellphone.
Robert Jones @cbcjones 5h5 hours ago
Defence lawyers have applied to have it declared a fact that the first “roaming error” in the search for Richard Oland’s missing phone was on July 7 - the day his body was discovered and the first day police contacted Rogers about the phone.
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 5h5 hours ago
Alan Gold takes judge back to testimony of Sgt Dave Brooker of SJPF. Brooker called Rogers communications on July 7 to try to locate Richard Oland’s missing cellphone. Rogers could not locate cellphone. Rogers said the phone was coming back “roaming error”.
Robert Jones @cbcjones 5h5 hours ago
Richard Oland's cellphone went missing after his body was discovered the morning of July 7. That afternoon SJ Police Sgt. David Brooker contacts Rogers to alert them of a crime and that police want information about the cellphone - recent calls, texts etc.
Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon @BJMCBC 5h5 hours ago
Defence lawyer Alan Gold goes over Brooker's testimony. Brooker testified he called Rogers Communications on July 7, 2011 - the day Richard Oland's body was discovered - and asked them to search for the victim's missing cellphone
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 5h5 hours ago
Gold now producing transcripts and says the defence is seeking to have a verbal report from Claudio Cusin to Sgt. Dave Brooker that a roaming error came up at 430pm on July 7th when Richard Oland’s cell phone was called admitted to evidence. Cusin takes the stand @Global_NB
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Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 4h4 hours ago
Cusin is asked about a courtesy ping, which is done when a person’s life is in danger or a public safety issue. This was done in the case of Richard Oland’s cell phone number Cusin says. @Global_NB
Kevin Worrell @kevinhworrell 4h4 hours ago
Cell phone belonging to Richard Oland was pinged by Rogers at request of Saint John Police. He is now reading an email chain he had with police.
Kevin Worrell @kevinhworrell 4h4 hours ago
Cusin is shown email from 4:32pm July 7,2011 from Sgt. Dave Brooker asking for cell phone records for Richard Oland’s cell number.
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 4h4 hours ago
SJPF contacted Cusin on July 7 asking for call records for Richard Oland’s phone.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 4h4 hours ago
Cusin is asked if he pinged Richard Oland’s cell phone on July 7, 2011. “Not to my knowledge”, he says @Global_NB #Oland
Kevin Worrell @kevinhworrell 4h4 hours ago
Nothing in the email exchange about pinging Richard Oland’s phone on July7,2011. Cusin is asked did you ping Oland’s cellphone that day? Cusin responds not to my knowledge.
Robert Jones @cbcjones 4h4 hours ago
Crown prosecutor Derek Weaver showing Cusin an email sent to him on July 7, 2011 from Sgt Brooker asking for a record of calls made to and from Richard Oland’s cellphone. There is no mention of the phone being missing or a request being made to search for it.
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 4h4 hours ago
Derek Weaver: Did you ping Richard Oland’s cellphone on July 7, 2011? Claudio Cusin: Not to my knowledge.
The pinging occurred two days later on the 9th.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 4h4 hours ago
Lacy says Cusin told Crown that he didn’t recall making a courtesy ping to Richard Oland’s cell phone on July 7,2011. Cusin admits to Lacy that doesn’t mean it didn’t happen @Global_NB #Oland
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Cusin is asked about a courtesy ping, which is done when a person’s life is in danger or a public safety issue. This was done in the case of Richard Oland’s cell phone number Cusin says. @Global_NB
Kevin Worrell @kevinhworrell 4h4 hours ago
Cell phone belonging to Richard Oland was pinged by Rogers at request of Saint John Police. He is now reading an email chain he had with police.
Kevin Worrell @kevinhworrell 4h4 hours ago
Cusin is shown email from 4:32pm July 7,2011 from Sgt. Dave Brooker asking for cell phone records for Richard Oland’s cell number.
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 4h4 hours ago
SJPF contacted Cusin on July 7 asking for call records for Richard Oland’s phone.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 4h4 hours ago
Cusin is asked if he pinged Richard Oland’s cell phone on July 7, 2011. “Not to my knowledge”, he says @Global_NB #Oland
Kevin Worrell @kevinhworrell 4h4 hours ago
Nothing in the email exchange about pinging Richard Oland’s phone on July7,2011. Cusin is asked did you ping Oland’s cellphone that day? Cusin responds not to my knowledge.
Robert Jones @cbcjones 4h4 hours ago
Crown prosecutor Derek Weaver showing Cusin an email sent to him on July 7, 2011 from Sgt Brooker asking for a record of calls made to and from Richard Oland’s cellphone. There is no mention of the phone being missing or a request being made to search for it.
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 4h4 hours ago
Derek Weaver: Did you ping Richard Oland’s cellphone on July 7, 2011? Claudio Cusin: Not to my knowledge.
The pinging occurred two days later on the 9th.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 4h4 hours ago
Lacy says Cusin told Crown that he didn’t recall making a courtesy ping to Richard Oland’s cell phone on July 7,2011. Cusin admits to Lacy that doesn’t mean it didn’t happen @Global_NB #Oland
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Michael William @MikePipermwm 16m16 minutes ago
Interesting defence that Richard Oland was so touchy-feely that he got blood on Dennis’s jacket, to the extent it was still evident after dry cleaning. One could surmise that there would be clothes in all of Richard’s friends’ closets with his blood stains on them...yuck.
Interesting defence that Richard Oland was so touchy-feely that he got blood on Dennis’s jacket, to the extent it was still evident after dry cleaning. One could surmise that there would be clothes in all of Richard’s friends’ closets with his blood stains on them...yuck.
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Final Crown witnesses to take stand in Oland trial as prosecutors near end
February 20, 2019
"SAINT JOHN, N.B. — Legal arguments dominated the second-degree murder trial of Dennis Oland on Wednesday and led to an early adjournment before a key prosecution witness could take the stand.
Crown prosecutors are nearing the end of their case at the lengthy trial, which began hearing evidence in November.
It had been expected one of their final witnesses would be on the stand Wednesday afternoon, but defence and Crown lawyers said new information would have to be examined and the adjournment was called.
It is still anticipated that John Ainsworth will testify on Thursday.
He is one of two men working in the building where Richard Oland was bludgeoned to death on the evening of July 6, 2011....
Other legal arguments on Wednesday concerned contradictory evidence about the first time Saint John police searched for Richard Oland’s cell phone – the only item taken from the crime scene on the day of the murder.
Claudio Cusin, an investigator with Rogers Communications, told the court on Wednesday he believes he was asked by police to “ping” Oland’s phone on July 9, 2011, in an attempt to locate it. But a police witness, Sgt. Dave Brooker testified he asked for the ping on July 7 – the day the body was found.
The phone could not be found, instead producing a “roaming error” report.
It is not clear why the Oland defence team wants Brooker’s testimony accepted as fact, but Justice Terrence Morrison has asked lawyers on both sides to provide him with briefs on the matter. He said he will rule on the issue next week.
With the Crown close to wrapping up its case, the defence will begin laying out its arguments sometime in the next couple of weeks. It is already known that Dennis Oland, 51, will testify in his own defence."
Final Crown witnesses to take stand in Oland trial as prosecutors near end
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February 20, 2019
"SAINT JOHN, N.B. — Legal arguments dominated the second-degree murder trial of Dennis Oland on Wednesday and led to an early adjournment before a key prosecution witness could take the stand.
Crown prosecutors are nearing the end of their case at the lengthy trial, which began hearing evidence in November.
It had been expected one of their final witnesses would be on the stand Wednesday afternoon, but defence and Crown lawyers said new information would have to be examined and the adjournment was called.
It is still anticipated that John Ainsworth will testify on Thursday.
He is one of two men working in the building where Richard Oland was bludgeoned to death on the evening of July 6, 2011....
Other legal arguments on Wednesday concerned contradictory evidence about the first time Saint John police searched for Richard Oland’s cell phone – the only item taken from the crime scene on the day of the murder.
Claudio Cusin, an investigator with Rogers Communications, told the court on Wednesday he believes he was asked by police to “ping” Oland’s phone on July 9, 2011, in an attempt to locate it. But a police witness, Sgt. Dave Brooker testified he asked for the ping on July 7 – the day the body was found.
The phone could not be found, instead producing a “roaming error” report.
It is not clear why the Oland defence team wants Brooker’s testimony accepted as fact, but Justice Terrence Morrison has asked lawyers on both sides to provide him with briefs on the matter. He said he will rule on the issue next week.
With the Crown close to wrapping up its case, the defence will begin laying out its arguments sometime in the next couple of weeks. It is already known that Dennis Oland, 51, will testify in his own defence."
Final Crown witnesses to take stand in Oland trial as prosecutors near end
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Oland murder retrial comes to abrupt halt over new evidence in 7½-year-old case
Evidence is 'significant' enough the defence team needs time to review it, says defence lawyer Alan Gold
Feb 20, 2019
"...Defence lawyer Alan Gold advised the Saint John courtroom that the Crown "recently came into possession" of some "material," which has been disclosed to the defence.
Gold said he wasn't at liberty to discuss it but did say "counsel are agreed … it's significant in the sense that we must devote some effort and time into following it up."
He requested court adjourn for the day and resume Thursday at 9:30 a.m.
Court of Queen's Bench Justice Terrence Morrison agreed...
The retrial was scheduled to hear from another Crown witness Wednesday afternoon. Although the name of the witness has not been revealed, it's believed to be John Ainsworth, one of two men who heard thumping noises coming from the victim's second-floor office on the night he was killed.
It's unclear if the new evidence is in any way connected to the witness, who is now expected to testify on Thursday...."
Oland murder retrial comes to abrupt halt over new evidence in 7½-year-old case | CBC News
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Evidence is 'significant' enough the defence team needs time to review it, says defence lawyer Alan Gold
Feb 20, 2019
"...Defence lawyer Alan Gold advised the Saint John courtroom that the Crown "recently came into possession" of some "material," which has been disclosed to the defence.
Gold said he wasn't at liberty to discuss it but did say "counsel are agreed … it's significant in the sense that we must devote some effort and time into following it up."
He requested court adjourn for the day and resume Thursday at 9:30 a.m.
Court of Queen's Bench Justice Terrence Morrison agreed...
The retrial was scheduled to hear from another Crown witness Wednesday afternoon. Although the name of the witness has not been revealed, it's believed to be John Ainsworth, one of two men who heard thumping noises coming from the victim's second-floor office on the night he was killed.
It's unclear if the new evidence is in any way connected to the witness, who is now expected to testify on Thursday...."
Oland murder retrial comes to abrupt halt over new evidence in 7½-year-old case | CBC News
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Wow... this whole police investigation is just brutal.. the guy should never have even been tried for murder considering all the seeming errors police made.
Can't WAIT to hear what this new significant evidence is..
I wasn't/haven't really been heavily into this case.. but I read some stuff on the weekend which just blew my mind. Like.. the police didn't even do any real investigation of RO's 'girlfriend's' husband. I realize the man was like 87 years old.. but.. if he'd found out his younger wife had been screwing around for 8 years, with many in town knowing about it.. I could see that being cause for a lot of anger.. I doubt if he 'did it', but.. he certainly could have hired it.
This case is super interesting. moo.
Thanks to all who've been posting the news articles and tweets!
Can't WAIT to hear what this new significant evidence is..
I wasn't/haven't really been heavily into this case.. but I read some stuff on the weekend which just blew my mind. Like.. the police didn't even do any real investigation of RO's 'girlfriend's' husband. I realize the man was like 87 years old.. but.. if he'd found out his younger wife had been screwing around for 8 years, with many in town knowing about it.. I could see that being cause for a lot of anger.. I doubt if he 'did it', but.. he certainly could have hired it.
This case is super interesting. moo.
Thanks to all who've been posting the news articles and tweets!
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Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon @BJMCBC 11h11 hours ago
I'm back in #SaintJohn #court for Day 38 of Dennis Oland's murder retrial in the 2011 death of his father, multimillionaire Richard #Oland. We might hear details about new disclosure in the 7½-year-old case today. Starts at 9:30 a.m. I'll be live tweeting from the courtroom.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 11h11 hours ago
Back at Saint John Law Courts for resumption of Dennis Oland retrial. DNA testimony from the 2015 trial is expected. Also waiting to hear if there is information from the new disclosure from the Crown which was unveiled yesterday @Global_NB #Oland
Robert Jones @cbcjones 11h11 hours ago
The two sides have agreed to drop their fight over having the court declare as a fact a search for Richard Oland’s missing cellphone began on July 7 versus July 9. Both sides maintain their positions but Justice Morrison is not being asked to declare one true.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Court begins with Crown prosecutor Derek Weaver telling court Crown agrees with the threshold of admissibility of the voir dire testimony of Claudio Cusin. @Global_NB #Oland
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 10h10 hours ago
Another statement of fact states that a break and enter that occurred in the uptown had nothing to do with the murder of Richard Oland. Was investigated by SJPF.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Cusin says he couldn’t recall doing a search on Richard Oland’s cell phone on July 7th, something Acting Insp Dave Brooker had noted. The defence wanted his testimony added as fact. Weaver says that doesn’t mean they agreed the ping occurred July 7 @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
The court is told it comes down to a matter of reliability which the court must decide @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Justice Terrence Morrison asks the lawyers if there’s anything further from what arose yesterday....presumably the new information from the Crown. Morrison is simply told no and the trial moves on to DNA testimony from 2015 @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
The position of the Crown regarding the voir dire eliminates the need for written briefs etc. and the lengthening of the trial. @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
A number of agreed statement of facts were also entered @Global_NB #Oland
Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon @BJMCBC 10h10 hours ago
Police were called to 147 Germain St. on July 8/11, the day after the body was discovered at 52 Canterbury St. It had "nothing to do with the murder of Richard Oland," agreed statement of facts states. Could not have occurred prior to July 7.
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I'm back in #SaintJohn #court for Day 38 of Dennis Oland's murder retrial in the 2011 death of his father, multimillionaire Richard #Oland. We might hear details about new disclosure in the 7½-year-old case today. Starts at 9:30 a.m. I'll be live tweeting from the courtroom.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 11h11 hours ago
Back at Saint John Law Courts for resumption of Dennis Oland retrial. DNA testimony from the 2015 trial is expected. Also waiting to hear if there is information from the new disclosure from the Crown which was unveiled yesterday @Global_NB #Oland
Robert Jones @cbcjones 11h11 hours ago
The two sides have agreed to drop their fight over having the court declare as a fact a search for Richard Oland’s missing cellphone began on July 7 versus July 9. Both sides maintain their positions but Justice Morrison is not being asked to declare one true.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Court begins with Crown prosecutor Derek Weaver telling court Crown agrees with the threshold of admissibility of the voir dire testimony of Claudio Cusin. @Global_NB #Oland
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 10h10 hours ago
Another statement of fact states that a break and enter that occurred in the uptown had nothing to do with the murder of Richard Oland. Was investigated by SJPF.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Cusin says he couldn’t recall doing a search on Richard Oland’s cell phone on July 7th, something Acting Insp Dave Brooker had noted. The defence wanted his testimony added as fact. Weaver says that doesn’t mean they agreed the ping occurred July 7 @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
The court is told it comes down to a matter of reliability which the court must decide @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Justice Terrence Morrison asks the lawyers if there’s anything further from what arose yesterday....presumably the new information from the Crown. Morrison is simply told no and the trial moves on to DNA testimony from 2015 @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
The position of the Crown regarding the voir dire eliminates the need for written briefs etc. and the lengthening of the trial. @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
A number of agreed statement of facts were also entered @Global_NB #Oland
Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon @BJMCBC 10h10 hours ago
Police were called to 147 Germain St. on July 8/11, the day after the body was discovered at 52 Canterbury St. It had "nothing to do with the murder of Richard Oland," agreed statement of facts states. Could not have occurred prior to July 7.
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Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Joy Kearsey of Nova Scotia RCMP now testifying. @Global_NB #Oland
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 10h10 hours ago
Blood was identified on fingernail clippings taken from Richard Oland. DNA test shows it matched profile of the victim.
Robert Jones @cbcjones 10h10 hours ago
In addition, inside each of those three bloodstains, she found single-source DNA profiles that matched Richard Oland's. She put the chances of the DNA belonging to a random member of the general population, unrelated to Richard Oland, at 1 in 510 billion.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Kearsey says DNA profile taken on nail clippings from Richard Oland. Blood identified on one of the clippings. All clippings match the profile for Richard Oland with a 1 in 510 billion probability of a random match @Global_NB #Oland
Robert Jones @cbcjones 10h10 hours ago
Kearsey said loose hairs recovered from Richard Oland’s hands and elsewhere gave up no results because they did not include a root.
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 10h10 hours ago
Pants from Richard Oland tested. DNA sample matched that if Richard Oland.
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 10h10 hours ago
Blood found on shoes of victim also matched DNA profile of Richard Oland.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Kearsey says DNA profile taken on nail clippings from Richard Oland. Blood identified on one of the clippings. All clippings match the profile for Richard Oland with a 1 in 510 billion probability of a random match @Global_NB #Oland
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 10h10 hours ago
Kearsey says blood was evident on first area tested from brown jacket. Matched profile of Richard Oland. Estimated chance of it being from someone else in Caucasian population “1 in 510 billion”.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Other swabs taken from Dennis Oland’s Volkswagen Golf were tested for DNA including door, trunk latch and seat headrest @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Door and headrest came up no meaningful comparison @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Clipping from pillow seized from Dennis Oland’s residence taken. Positive for blood with DNA profile of an unknown individual later matching DNA of Dennis Oland @Global_NB #Oland
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Joy Kearsey of Nova Scotia RCMP now testifying. @Global_NB #Oland
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 10h10 hours ago
Blood was identified on fingernail clippings taken from Richard Oland. DNA test shows it matched profile of the victim.
Robert Jones @cbcjones 10h10 hours ago
In addition, inside each of those three bloodstains, she found single-source DNA profiles that matched Richard Oland's. She put the chances of the DNA belonging to a random member of the general population, unrelated to Richard Oland, at 1 in 510 billion.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Kearsey says DNA profile taken on nail clippings from Richard Oland. Blood identified on one of the clippings. All clippings match the profile for Richard Oland with a 1 in 510 billion probability of a random match @Global_NB #Oland
Robert Jones @cbcjones 10h10 hours ago
Kearsey said loose hairs recovered from Richard Oland’s hands and elsewhere gave up no results because they did not include a root.
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 10h10 hours ago
Pants from Richard Oland tested. DNA sample matched that if Richard Oland.
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 10h10 hours ago
Blood found on shoes of victim also matched DNA profile of Richard Oland.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Kearsey says DNA profile taken on nail clippings from Richard Oland. Blood identified on one of the clippings. All clippings match the profile for Richard Oland with a 1 in 510 billion probability of a random match @Global_NB #Oland
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 10h10 hours ago
Kearsey says blood was evident on first area tested from brown jacket. Matched profile of Richard Oland. Estimated chance of it being from someone else in Caucasian population “1 in 510 billion”.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Other swabs taken from Dennis Oland’s Volkswagen Golf were tested for DNA including door, trunk latch and seat headrest @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Door and headrest came up no meaningful comparison @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Clipping from pillow seized from Dennis Oland’s residence taken. Positive for blood with DNA profile of an unknown individual later matching DNA of Dennis Oland @Global_NB #Oland
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Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 10h10 hours ago
Third area tested. Blood identified. DNA “matches that of the known profile from Richard Oland”. Same odds as previous test.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Kearsey’s testimony now dealing with the brown jacket. First area tested was positive for blood and DNA typing matches Richard Oland. 1 in 510 billion random match probability @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Sample of upper left chest examined. Positive for blood and DNA matching Richard Oland @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Inside right cuff of sleeve examined. Positive screening for blood obtained but not confirmed. DNA testing to be released in subsequent reports @Global_NB
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Kearsey says subsequent testing on outside right sleeve and inside right cuff came back with not having enough DNA to meet the minimum standard for further testing @Global_NB #Oland
Robert Jones @cbcjones 10h10 hours ago
Lab result for main stain on outside right sleeve: Blood is detected as is Richard Oland’s DNA
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Kearsey says subsequent testing on outside right sleeve and inside right cuff came back with not having enough DNA to meet the minimum standard for further testing @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Sample of upper left chest examined. Positive for blood and DNA matching Richard Oland @Global_NB #Oland
Robert Jones @cbcjones 10h10 hours ago
Result for back flap of jacket: Blood is detected along with Richard Oland’s DNA
Robert Jones @cbcjones 9h9 hours ago
There are also stains inside both cuffs but blood could not be positively identified as the source. Some stains reveal matches to Richard Oland’s DNA and some don’t.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Other tests done on Dennis Oland’s shirt, his Blackberry and a grocery bag. No blood or DNA detected on shirt with Blackberry and grocery bag showing no blood and not sunmitted for DNA analysis. Court takes morning break. @Global_NB #Oland
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Third area tested. Blood identified. DNA “matches that of the known profile from Richard Oland”. Same odds as previous test.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Kearsey’s testimony now dealing with the brown jacket. First area tested was positive for blood and DNA typing matches Richard Oland. 1 in 510 billion random match probability @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Sample of upper left chest examined. Positive for blood and DNA matching Richard Oland @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Inside right cuff of sleeve examined. Positive screening for blood obtained but not confirmed. DNA testing to be released in subsequent reports @Global_NB
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Kearsey says subsequent testing on outside right sleeve and inside right cuff came back with not having enough DNA to meet the minimum standard for further testing @Global_NB #Oland
Robert Jones @cbcjones 10h10 hours ago
Lab result for main stain on outside right sleeve: Blood is detected as is Richard Oland’s DNA
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Kearsey says subsequent testing on outside right sleeve and inside right cuff came back with not having enough DNA to meet the minimum standard for further testing @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Sample of upper left chest examined. Positive for blood and DNA matching Richard Oland @Global_NB #Oland
Robert Jones @cbcjones 10h10 hours ago
Result for back flap of jacket: Blood is detected along with Richard Oland’s DNA
Robert Jones @cbcjones 9h9 hours ago
There are also stains inside both cuffs but blood could not be positively identified as the source. Some stains reveal matches to Richard Oland’s DNA and some don’t.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 10h10 hours ago
Other tests done on Dennis Oland’s shirt, his Blackberry and a grocery bag. No blood or DNA detected on shirt with Blackberry and grocery bag showing no blood and not sunmitted for DNA analysis. Court takes morning break. @Global_NB #Oland
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Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 9h9 hours ago
Earlier defence lawyer Alan Gold said the defence wants the court to view Richard Oland’s former office at 52 Canterbury Street, saying the photos do not do justice to the compactness of the location. Justice Morrison says it’s not something routinely granted @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 9h9 hours ago
Video of Joy Kearsey’s 2015 testimony is continuing after the break. @Global_NB #Oland
Tamara Steele @tamarasteele1 9h9 hours ago
In the testimony from November 2015, DNA analysis expert Joy Kearsey of the RCMP speaks about testing on various items from Dennis Oland’s home and car and samples from Richard Oland.
Tamara Steele @tamarasteele1 9h9 hours ago
She is asked about tests on finger nail clippings of Richard Oland. Blood was identified on one. All five clippings were submitted and they all match the profile of Richard Oland.
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 9h9 hours ago
Joy Kearsey goes through additional tests on brown jacket. DNA sample from third location was of mixed origin. But matched profile of Richard Oland. Though random match probability lower : 1 in 180 million.
ike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 9h9 hours ago
Another sample from jacket also “of mixed origin” but the profile of the major component matches that of Richard Oland. Similar probability: 1 in 180 million.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 9h9 hours ago
Kearsey testifies more tests were done on the inside right cuff of the brown jacket. One showed mixed origin of two individuals, the major component Richard Oland, the minor component Dennis Oland @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 9h9 hours ago
1 in 180 million random match probability @Global_NB #Oland
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 9h9 hours ago
Swab taken from Oland office matched Richard Oland profile. Swabs taken from grocery bag and Apple cord show nothing of significance.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 9h9 hours ago
Kearsey going through DNA testing done on Dennis Oland’s clothing @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 9h9 hours ago
Kearsey has now moved on to DNA testing of 52 Canterbury Street....grocery bag seized from Dennis Oland . Nothing notable found @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 8h8 hours ago
Swab taken from main blood pool in Oland’s office matches DNA profile of Richard Oland @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 9h9 hours ago
Kearsey continues to detail DNA testing carried out with no significant findings @Global_NB #Oland
Robert Jones @cbcjones 8h8 hours ago
Blood found on Richard Oland’s hands and in the pool of blood around his body both show only Richard Oland’s own DNA.
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 8h8 hours ago
Another report of results from Dennis Oland’s brown sports jacket. Another site has blood. DNA matches profile of Richard Oland. Probability: 1 in 510 billion.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 8h8 hours ago
Kearsey addresses brown jacket again. Sample taken from outside back bottom centre near hem which was positive for blood and contained full DNA profile of Richard Oland @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 9h9 hours ago
Court breaking for lunch. Back at 1:30 @Global_NB #Oland
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Earlier defence lawyer Alan Gold said the defence wants the court to view Richard Oland’s former office at 52 Canterbury Street, saying the photos do not do justice to the compactness of the location. Justice Morrison says it’s not something routinely granted @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 9h9 hours ago
Video of Joy Kearsey’s 2015 testimony is continuing after the break. @Global_NB #Oland
Tamara Steele @tamarasteele1 9h9 hours ago
In the testimony from November 2015, DNA analysis expert Joy Kearsey of the RCMP speaks about testing on various items from Dennis Oland’s home and car and samples from Richard Oland.
Tamara Steele @tamarasteele1 9h9 hours ago
She is asked about tests on finger nail clippings of Richard Oland. Blood was identified on one. All five clippings were submitted and they all match the profile of Richard Oland.
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 9h9 hours ago
Joy Kearsey goes through additional tests on brown jacket. DNA sample from third location was of mixed origin. But matched profile of Richard Oland. Though random match probability lower : 1 in 180 million.
ike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 9h9 hours ago
Another sample from jacket also “of mixed origin” but the profile of the major component matches that of Richard Oland. Similar probability: 1 in 180 million.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 9h9 hours ago
Kearsey testifies more tests were done on the inside right cuff of the brown jacket. One showed mixed origin of two individuals, the major component Richard Oland, the minor component Dennis Oland @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 9h9 hours ago
1 in 180 million random match probability @Global_NB #Oland
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 9h9 hours ago
Swab taken from Oland office matched Richard Oland profile. Swabs taken from grocery bag and Apple cord show nothing of significance.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 9h9 hours ago
Kearsey going through DNA testing done on Dennis Oland’s clothing @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 9h9 hours ago
Kearsey has now moved on to DNA testing of 52 Canterbury Street....grocery bag seized from Dennis Oland . Nothing notable found @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 8h8 hours ago
Swab taken from main blood pool in Oland’s office matches DNA profile of Richard Oland @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 9h9 hours ago
Kearsey continues to detail DNA testing carried out with no significant findings @Global_NB #Oland
Robert Jones @cbcjones 8h8 hours ago
Blood found on Richard Oland’s hands and in the pool of blood around his body both show only Richard Oland’s own DNA.
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 8h8 hours ago
Another report of results from Dennis Oland’s brown sports jacket. Another site has blood. DNA matches profile of Richard Oland. Probability: 1 in 510 billion.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 8h8 hours ago
Kearsey addresses brown jacket again. Sample taken from outside back bottom centre near hem which was positive for blood and contained full DNA profile of Richard Oland @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 9h9 hours ago
Court breaking for lunch. Back at 1:30 @Global_NB #Oland
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Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Dennis Oland retrial about to resume for afternoon session. Gary Miller, one of Oland’s lawyers from the first trial, is in the gallery this afternoon @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Crown calls John Ainsworth as its next witness @Global_NB #Oland
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 7h7 hours ago
Crown calls John Ainsworth to the witness stand. He operates printing shop below Richard Oland’s office.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Ainsworth owns the property at 52 Canterbury Street...home of his Printing Plus business. Richard Oland’s office was on the 2nd floor @Global_NB #Oland
Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon @BJMCBC 7h7 hours ago
Ainsworth owns 52 Canterbury St - where Richard Oland's office was located on the 2nd-floor. He also owns the printing shop downstairs, Printing Plus. Veniot shows him a photo of the building. Asks if he recognizes it. "Ya, I've been there a few times," he replies.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Ainsworth says Far End Corporation was on the 2nd floor Suite 1 in July of 2011 @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Ainsworth says himself, Far End Corporation and the bands that used the third floor for practice would have had keys. Spare keys were in a lockbox @Global_NB #Global
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Crown prosecutor PJ Veniot is asking Ainsworth questions about the makeup of the building @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Ainsworth says Far End Corporation started renting office space there in 2005 @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Ainsworth says there wasn’t much of a sound barrier from the 2nd floor down into Printing Plus @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
He says he started a brochure project around 430pm July 6, 2011 @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Ainsworth says his friend Anthony Shaw showed up around 6ish that evening @Global_NB #Oland
Robert Jones @cbcjones 6h6 hours ago
Ainsworth and Shaw were working on the first floor of the building while Richard Oland was being murdered one floor above. Neither took note of the time they heard noises upstairs and had to estimate later.
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 6h6 hours ago
Richard Oland’s office was on second floor. Ainsworth now identifies locations in photos taken by police of the building.
Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon @BJMCBC 6h6 hours ago
Ainsworth says the ground level door that led up to Richard Oland's 2nd-floor office locked with a dead bolt. Veniot asks who would have had keys in 2011. Ainsworth did.
Robert Jones @cbcjones 6h6 hours ago
Ainsworth says Richard Oland was agreeable to letting bands practice after 6:30 in the evenings.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Ainsworth says he and Richard Oland had an agreement to allow the bands to practice during the week from 630PM. @Global_NB #Oland
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 6h6 hours ago
Ainsworth says Richard Oland’s office had been there since 2005. He says, from the print shop, you could not hear anyone going up or down stairs to and from Oland office.
Robert Jones @cbcjones 6h6 hours ago
Now looking at the parking lot next to the building where both Ainsworth and Richard Oland had parking spots.
Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon @BJMCBC 6h6 hours ago
They didn't always do it "much to my chagrin," he says. Ainsworth says he had an agreement with Richard Oland that bands could practise during work week after 6:30 p.m. "He was amenable," says Ainsworth. "Not much sound barrier" between 2nd and 3rd floors, he says.
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Dennis Oland retrial about to resume for afternoon session. Gary Miller, one of Oland’s lawyers from the first trial, is in the gallery this afternoon @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Crown calls John Ainsworth as its next witness @Global_NB #Oland
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 7h7 hours ago
Crown calls John Ainsworth to the witness stand. He operates printing shop below Richard Oland’s office.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Ainsworth owns the property at 52 Canterbury Street...home of his Printing Plus business. Richard Oland’s office was on the 2nd floor @Global_NB #Oland
Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon @BJMCBC 7h7 hours ago
Ainsworth owns 52 Canterbury St - where Richard Oland's office was located on the 2nd-floor. He also owns the printing shop downstairs, Printing Plus. Veniot shows him a photo of the building. Asks if he recognizes it. "Ya, I've been there a few times," he replies.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Ainsworth says Far End Corporation was on the 2nd floor Suite 1 in July of 2011 @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Ainsworth says himself, Far End Corporation and the bands that used the third floor for practice would have had keys. Spare keys were in a lockbox @Global_NB #Global
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Crown prosecutor PJ Veniot is asking Ainsworth questions about the makeup of the building @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Ainsworth says Far End Corporation started renting office space there in 2005 @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Ainsworth says there wasn’t much of a sound barrier from the 2nd floor down into Printing Plus @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
He says he started a brochure project around 430pm July 6, 2011 @Global_NB #Oland
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Ainsworth says his friend Anthony Shaw showed up around 6ish that evening @Global_NB #Oland
Robert Jones @cbcjones 6h6 hours ago
Ainsworth and Shaw were working on the first floor of the building while Richard Oland was being murdered one floor above. Neither took note of the time they heard noises upstairs and had to estimate later.
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 6h6 hours ago
Richard Oland’s office was on second floor. Ainsworth now identifies locations in photos taken by police of the building.
Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon @BJMCBC 6h6 hours ago
Ainsworth says the ground level door that led up to Richard Oland's 2nd-floor office locked with a dead bolt. Veniot asks who would have had keys in 2011. Ainsworth did.
Robert Jones @cbcjones 6h6 hours ago
Ainsworth says Richard Oland was agreeable to letting bands practice after 6:30 in the evenings.
Andrew Cromwell @Andrew_GlobalSJ 7h7 hours ago
Ainsworth says he and Richard Oland had an agreement to allow the bands to practice during the week from 630PM. @Global_NB #Oland
Mike Cameron @MikeCameronCTV 6h6 hours ago
Ainsworth says Richard Oland’s office had been there since 2005. He says, from the print shop, you could not hear anyone going up or down stairs to and from Oland office.
Robert Jones @cbcjones 6h6 hours ago
Now looking at the parking lot next to the building where both Ainsworth and Richard Oland had parking spots.
Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon @BJMCBC 6h6 hours ago
They didn't always do it "much to my chagrin," he says. Ainsworth says he had an agreement with Richard Oland that bands could practise during work week after 6:30 p.m. "He was amenable," says Ainsworth. "Not much sound barrier" between 2nd and 3rd floors, he says.
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