Lori’s would be dyed.If it was Alex's hair, it must have been very short. OTOH, Lori's would be quite long.
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Lori’s would be dyed.If it was Alex's hair, it must have been very short. OTOH, Lori's would be quite long.
It may not have been head hair at all.If it was Alex's hair, it must have been very short. OTOH, Lori's would be quite long.
I have not listened myself but this appears to be the revised audio of the hearing WITH the prosecution included
then it is likely to be L's or A's. This in and of itself, I suppose excludes C from the murder but not the conspiracy to commit murder. I can see why JP wanted an open court if the hair does not belong to his client (rather short sighted though IMO).
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MOO
I imagine any hair that withstood decomposition fluid — assuming it came from duct tape used on poor little JJ’s body — would have to have been fairly substantial to begin with.Well- it does not put Chad in a position of explaining how that hair got there- but if his hair is not there, it could mean he was more careful than the shedder.
If it is Chad's hair, he could claim it was part of framing him.
That's why I think this evidence is a lot of nothing. The coconspiritors were always smearing DNA on one another. (I meant it as gross as it sounds.)
Still- whatever comes up, I think we will find that that there is a tremendous amount of banging on tables by both defense teams- as Laughing predicted.
MOO
Edited to acknowledge Shadow's excellent point about the nature of duct tape and the reality that hair exists all over the body. A hair that is in a place that is less likely planted- such as one plucked from the body by the tape, is more interesting.
They've found intact hair in Iron Age burials. With bog bodies. Rameses II has a full head of hair - relatively - he has male pattern baldness. Google him - he doesn't just have scalp hair, he's got eyebrows, eyelashes. A testament to the skill of embalmers three and a half thousand years ago. Hair is how they IDed Somerton man, recently, from hair stuck in the plaster of Paris death mask they made of him before burial. Hair is more robust and persistent than you'd think.Re
I imagine any hair that withstood decomposition fluid — assuming it came from duct tape used on poor little JJ’s body — would have to have been fairly substantial to begin with.
If it was Alex's hair, it must have been very short. OTOH, Lori's would be quite long.
I seem to remember that the state was (fairly recently - say this year) ordered to hand these over because they assumed if it was FBI interviews it was a different agency and not within their own disclosure duty, or something like that. Think I heard that in a Lori Hellis video.There are some alarming comments but I didn't want to hijack your twitter feeds @Gardenista but also know you're hanging out over at the AM trial
This was in response to JA stating he received just days ago interviews from witnesses and the FBI recorded in 2020
The state is arguing that it gave the majority and "bulk" of evidence to the defense on time. Judge Boyce responded, "These are capital charges - are the defense not entitled to all of the disclosure? They are entitled to all evidence - not the bulk or majority.”
Remember a few days ago when people were blasting Prior for his complaints about the state withholding evidence and the lack of disclosure? From how this is unfolding, it's beginning to look like it was justified.
The state may have put themselves in a box. Not sure how they can go to trial in Apr WITHOUT having evidence available (that might prove beneficial to defense). Now Lori's demands for a speedy trial become very problematic, since this seems t be a looming delay that is entire caused by the state.
Please- Don't let this be a JonBenet 2.0
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Boyce - "It appears to me as it’s been disclosed that there is something there - it is DNA evidence, it came directly from a crime scene, and it’s indicative of unknown persons that could further be identified through additional testing."
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Boyce having a discussion with the state during their argument- “Isn’t the best remedy here to allow time for testing, so we don’t have to delve into speculation about what all of this evidence is?"
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Judge Boyce says if the trial gets continued, it likely won't start until close to the end of the year - if that.