Assistant Federal Defender Elisabeth Pollock called his lovemachine689 email account "whimsical" and said it was only used for his dating accounts - said 689 refers to his birth month - June 1989 (2/8)
Also tried to cast doubt on how Christensen could shave after buying a bottle of rum at Schnucks at 7:50 a.m. June 9 and before he was first seen on campus at 8:20 a.m. "It might have been tight," Manganaro said. (3/8
Pollock also noted that the canvas duffle bag was still in his apartment June 12, according to his wife, three days after Ms. Zhang's abduction. His wife apparently saw him carry the bag out without much difficulty.
Pollock also tried to establish that the FBI searched far and wide to try to verify Christensen's claim that Ms. Zhang was his 13th victim, noting they found no prior criminal history, compared his DNA against databases and found nothing
Pollock also tried to establish that the FBI searched far and wide to try to verify Christensen's claim that Ms. Zhang was his 13th victim, noting they found no prior criminal history, compared his DNA against databases and found nothing. (5/8)
Manganaro said it's difficult as they didn't have names of the alleged victims. (6/8)
In response, prosecutor Freres asked Manganaro if the FBI finds everyone on its missing persons list or knows where Christensen was every day of his life. Manganaro said no to both. (7/8
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