Mark Redwine to stand trial in the disappearance of Dylan Redwine | 9news.com
July 1, 2021
The last witness of the day was Brandi Flann, who once worked at Pine Valley Bank, where Mark Redwine had an account. She testified about a joint account belonging to both Dylan and Mark Redwine that was opened on July 31, 2012. She said the card associated with that account was never successfully activated despite multiple attempts in September 2012.
Flann testified that on Jan. 28, 2013, while Dylan Redwine remained missing, nearly the entire balance of the joint account was transferred to an account belonging solely to Mark Redwine. That total transfer was $2,000, which left $0.06 in the joint account. Flann is also expected to return to the stand Friday for cross examination.
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Generally speaking, she testified, suspects will place bodies in locations they're familiar with such as on their own property, a relative's property, or an area they're familiar with through recreation.
France was also asked about the second location, where Dylan's skull was found months later in November 2015. She said she found that surprising because, in her experience, she would have expected the cranium or skull to be downhill from the rest of the remains.
"Gravity and to some extent scavengers, you just expect that elements will end up below where the primary site is," she said.
In this case, it was found up and over a ridge, which she said was "surprising."
France also noted that it is not her role to determine the cause of the manner of Dylan Redwine's death, only the circumstances.
