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Maybe if you are comparing him to Proctor. But seriously, the dude had evidence making babies in their evidence bags as opposed to what he wrote in his report and then he was trying to implicate KR's whereabouts early that morning by cell tower which is highly unreliable. Why not use GPS?So everyone here thinks Tully was part of a cover up ? Since he was there when the first pieces of tail were found. I found him very credible and he carried himself very well.
Thought he backed that up with videos.Maybe if you are comparing him to Proctor. But seriously, the dude had evidence making babies in their evidence bags as opposed to what he wrote in his report and then he was trying to implicate KR's whereabouts early that morning by cell tower which is highly unreliable. Why not use GPS?
Thought he backed that up with videos.
Didn’t he report finding different amounts of taillight than were actually in evidence? That was a big moment for me.So everyone here thinks Tully was part of a cover up ? Since he was there when the first pieces of tail were found. I found him very credible and he carried himself very well.
Did he? Cause on cross he admitted the data could be interpreted as she was on her way to Kerry's house.
Thought he backed that up with videos.
I was referring more to the tail light evidence. Karen said she was out driving around before contacting the other two.
Oh no they have definitely created reasonable doubt, it don’t change my mind but…..The entire case is compromised due to the obvious confirmation bias and running an investigation with blinders on. FAR too much reasonable doubt. Are you still thinking the state has proven their case beyond a reasonable doubt? Or about it, as it seems?
Oh there I was talking about the library and temple videos with time stamps when she was out. First post turned into two different subjects…sorry.So what video did he back up tail light evidence with? All the video he showed today was stills referencing where the car was when it hit which tower.
Completely agree on the reasonable doubt comment- A juror cannot tell when her tail light was broken and that search time is going to be difficult to explain technicallyThe entire case is compromised due to the obvious confirmation bias and running an investigation with blinders on. FAR too much reasonable doubt. Are you still thinking the state has proven their case beyond a reasonable doubt? Or about it, as it seems?
Completely agree on the reasonable doubt comment- A juror cannot tell when her tail light was broken and that search time is going to be difficult to explain technically
However- here its is so far in favor of her guilt
LE places her at the scene that night with testimony and video
LE establishes his phone activity stops when she leaves the scene (he didn't send or answer anything)
LE establishes through testimony of occupants that he never entered the 34F home (all are lying?)
LE establishes she was likely drunk by testimony and video
Le establishes he was likely drunk by testimony and video
LE establishes he died by blunt force trauma and hypothermia via the ME
LE establishes she speculated out loud that she may have hit him at the scene
LE establishes her tail light is broken (did a terrible job proving when it was broken)
LE finds pieces of tail light at the scene and on the victim's clothing
Lab establishes it is the same material as the Lexus tail light and some of the pieces fit together
Lab finds victim's DNA on the tail light
With cars coming and going and everyone drinking, why couldn't it have been another vehicle? No other vehicles were examined.Completely agree on the reasonable doubt comment- A juror cannot tell when her tail light was broken and that search time is going to be difficult to explain technically
However- here its is so far in favor of her guilt
LE places her at the scene that night with testimony and video
LE establishes his phone activity stops when she leaves the scene (he didn't send or answer anything)
LE establishes through testimony of occupants that he never entered the 34F home (all are lying?)
LE establishes she was likely drunk by testimony and video
Le establishes he was likely drunk by testimony and video
LE establishes he died by blunt force trauma and hypothermia via the ME
LE establishes she speculated out loud that she may have hit him at the scene
LE establishes her tail light is broken (did a terrible job proving when it was broken)
LE finds pieces of tail light at the scene and on the victim's clothing
Lab establishes it is the same material as the Lexus tail light and some of the pieces fit together
Lab finds victim's DNA on the tail light
With cars coming and going and everyone drinking, why couldn't it have been another vehicle?
Agreed- he could have been in the house and been seen by only a limited subset. This is what a jury will need to weigh in the context of the other things they are hearing.In regards to #3, I think it's possible JOK could have been in the house and that doesn't mean that every single person there is lying. For instance, he could have possibly entered through the outside basement doors. There could have been 2 people in the basement, or 3, or 4, or 1 and everyone else at the house could be none the wiser. I don't think every single person who was there and the police all had to gather in one room and lay out a plan to all lie. JMO