meterclicks
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"In this regard, consider Mr. Millard's position, that her banking activity was always fairly minimal, that she may have changed her phone number, that she was involved with disputes with some of her friends, and that she had difficulties with her parents, as possible explanations for her apparent disappearance," Code says.
by Adam Carter 10:43 AM
Code also says the jury should consider her personality. Does it seem like she was the kind of person to do that?
by Adam Carter 10:44 AM
Code says the jury also has to consider the evidence we've heard about her having "deliberately left Toronto and disappeared, in order to start a new life away from her family and friends."
by Adam Carter 10:45 AM
Code tells the jury to also consider the timing and place of Babcock's disappearance, while apparently at Millard's home, and "the coincidence of that time and place with a number of other items of circumstantial evidence, such as Mr. Millard's alleged motive, Mr. Millard's purchase of both The Eliminator and the .32 calibre revolver, and the appearance of the object wrapped in a blue tarp at Mr. Millard's home on July 4, 2012."
by Adam Carter 10:47 AM
Code is again telling the jury that the "ashy stone" Smich rap can only be considered evidence against Smich, and not Millard -- unless they find he adopted it somehow.
by Adam Carter 10:49 AM
by Adam Carter 10:43 AM
Code also says the jury should consider her personality. Does it seem like she was the kind of person to do that?
by Adam Carter 10:44 AM
Code says the jury also has to consider the evidence we've heard about her having "deliberately left Toronto and disappeared, in order to start a new life away from her family and friends."
by Adam Carter 10:45 AM
Code tells the jury to also consider the timing and place of Babcock's disappearance, while apparently at Millard's home, and "the coincidence of that time and place with a number of other items of circumstantial evidence, such as Mr. Millard's alleged motive, Mr. Millard's purchase of both The Eliminator and the .32 calibre revolver, and the appearance of the object wrapped in a blue tarp at Mr. Millard's home on July 4, 2012."
by Adam Carter 10:47 AM
Code is again telling the jury that the "ashy stone" Smich rap can only be considered evidence against Smich, and not Millard -- unless they find he adopted it somehow.
by Adam Carter 10:49 AM