GUILTY - Tammy Moorer trial for Kidnapping Heather Elvis, 8 Oct 2018 #2

[Madeleine74]

I'm here and watching.

 

[JerseyGirl]

Despite Michael, Moorer trial enters third day of testimony

 

[Surfside]

Last phone Heather's phone had communication with belonged to SM.

 

[UndiscoveredTruth]

Marissa Tansino WMBF‏ @MarissaTansino 2m2 minutes ago
Martin looking at phone records of Heather Elvis. He says the last phone call made from Heather Elvis’s phone was to Sidney Moorer.

Nick Papantonis WPDE‏Verified account @NickPapantonis 1m1 minute ago
Martin says the pay phone was odd, because people who have cell phones don't usually go find pay phones to use instead.

 

[Surfside]

This testimony is reminding me of when SM responded to the Detective about the payphone call and said, "they still have payphones?" Haha! Nice try, Sidney.

 

[UndiscoveredTruth]

Marissa Tansino WMBF‏ @MarissaTansino 3m3 minutes ago
Martin says he saw a payphone call was made to Heather's phone. He says he talked to Sidney Moorer about the payphone call. After that discussion Martin says he didn't need to know more about who made the call and they continued their investigation into the Moorer's.

Julie Calhoun‏ @JulieCalhounTV 2m2 minutes ago
Martin testified once they found out Sidney Moorer made the phone call he said he became suspicious because when someone has a cell phone they don't go in search for other phones to use. Martin testified Sidney did have a working cell phone @WBTWNews13

 

[UndiscoveredTruth]

This testimony is reminding me of when SM responded to the Detective about the payphone call and said, "they still have payphones?" Haha! Nice try, Sidney.

He got 10 years for that try!! hahaha

 

[UndiscoveredTruth]

Julie Calhoun‏ @JulieCalhounTV 1m1 minute ago
Martin testifies Elvis called the pay phone number back several times, and said repeated calls like that at 2 in the morning raised their suspicions @WBTWNews13

Marissa Tansino WMBF‏ @MarissaTansino 33s33 seconds ago
Martin says after the payphone call to Heather's phone, she tried calling that number back repeatedly, which seemed suspicious to Martin. He says right after failed attempts at reaching someone on the other end, Heather dialed the cell phone number belonging to Sidney Moorer.

Marissa Tansino WMBF‏ @MarissaTansino 1m1 minute ago
Martin says he didn't notice a pattern of repeated calling on Heather's phone records before. Defense has begun their cross examination.

 

[lstiff]

Quick side view of defense attorney with his glasses does look like Truslow a tad.
IMHO

 

[UndiscoveredTruth]

Nick Papantonis WPDE‏Verified account @NickPapantonis 17s18 seconds ago
Under cross examination, Martin says 97% of missing persons cases solve themselves quickly. A teen going out at night, or someone forgetting to call at a certain time.

 

[Really?]

609 is my prefix here in south jersey.......woot

 

[Dylgem22]

this defense is really grasping ...

 

[jash]

This defense attorney makes me cringe.

 

[JerseyGirl]

609 is my prefix here in south jersey.......woot

I too was like WHAT !!??, but then realized it must be Bri's number. lol

 

[Dylgem22]

I missed the beginning of his testimony, but they disclose that there was surveillance showing Sid at that payphone??

 

[UndiscoveredTruth]

Julie Calhoun‏ @JulieCalhounTV 1m1 minute ago
Martin testified Elvis called the pay phone several times after a near 5 min conversation & that number had never shown up on her records before
Defense arguing Martin can't say for sure that Heather Elvis never called that pay phone number before from someone else's cell phone.

Nick Papantonis WPDE‏Verified account @NickPapantonis 34s35 seconds ago
The defense argues that Heather Elvis could have called that pay phone before, from a different number.

Alex Lang‏ @LangSunNews 2m2 minutes ago
HCPD is testifying about phone records and notes that Heather Elvis made zero calls to the payphone before the day she went missing. Then tried to call it several times.

 

[Txstrace]

This cross examination is painful. I feel like they have nothing and are trying to confuse and befuddle the jury in a desperate attempt.

 

[jash]

Tammy, as her attorney is arguing that someone repeatedly dialing a number must really want to talk to that person.



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[Dylgem22]

This cross examination is painful. I feel like they have nothing and are trying to confuse and befuddle the jury in a desperate attempt.

it's awful!! It's like yesterday, they just ramble and dig themselves deeper .. it's stupid really

 

[UndiscoveredTruth]

Julie Calhoun‏ @JulieCalhounTV 11s12 seconds ago
The last phone record on Heather Elvis' phone was at 3:41 a.m. Dec 18th, 2013. Defense argues that her phone could've ran out of battery. @WBTWNews13

Marissa Tansino WMBF‏ @MarissaTansino 47s48 seconds ago
Defense is discussing repeated calls placed from Heather Elvis's phone to the payphone. Defense Attorney Casey Brown asking Martin if its possible if someone is calling someone else over an over and they don't answer, that person doesn't want to talk? Martin says yes its possible