This is from court yesterday. Edited:
DA joe mcbride said that the evidence will show the following: Remy killed his wife between 8:15 am - 8:30 am on 12/11/12. Jen's blood was found on the sweatshirt that Remy wore that morning. Remy reported Jen missing at approximately 8:00pm, only 3 hours after she was allegedly supposed to be home from shopping. The officer said Remy and was crying and saying that something terrible must have happened to Jen, as she would never have left him or the children. The officer asked Remy if Jen was engaged in an online relationship, to which Remy stated that she was not, that their marriage was "perfect," and that they hadn't had a fight in two weeks. The next day, Remy arrived at the police station with Eileen Sayles with whom he had an affair beginning in 2007, and lasting until 2013. Remy introduced Eilleen to officers as his girlfriend, and said that Jen was having an online affair. That night, Remy "found" Jen's phone in the Town of Plymouth. When Remy turned the phone back on, he inadvertently activated her SnapChat app, which took a picture at that moment. We weren't told what the picture shows. Remy was obsessed with Eileen, calling her over 2,400 times in 2013 (he went to jail in 05/2013). McBride read an email Remy wrote to Eileen, stating that he would do "anything and everything" for their relationship. Jen was murdered soon after. While Jen was missing, Remy asked a local bank employee to engage in a "three way" with him and Eileen. Approximately a week after Jen went missing, Remy met Eileen's mother and stepfather. He told them he wanted to spend the rest of his life with Eileen. No mention of Jen. Soon after Jen was killed, Remy wrote on FB that he had never been to a funeral before, and that his wife's will be the first one. Jen did have an online friendship with someone she played an online game with. She was playing this game with the friend the morning she was killed. When she was absent from the game for a while, the gaming friend asked, "Where did you go." Jen never replied. Jen's van was having mechanical problems, so Jen said she wanted to go shopping with Eileen later in the week, as Eileen had more reliable transportation. After Jen went missing, a close friend from across the country offered to help look for Jen. Remy declined this friend's help. Remy told police the route he jogged from his home to the Y in Norwich. None of the cameras from the businesses along this route showed that he jogged past. When confronted with this information, Remy changed his story and said he went the back way, behind Rite Aide. Rite Aide's security cameras didn't show him taking the route behind his store, either. The defense attorney, Gil Garcia said that he will show that the police bungled their jobs, and had thought from "Day One" that Remy was the only perpetrator, when they should have looked at other people instead. Testimony resumes today at 10:00.
also, it was mentioned that it did not snow on 12/11/2012, the day jen went missing. when she was found in 02/2013, there was little to no snow underneath her body. this is significant because the defense won't have such a great argument if they say she was placed there later, perhaps by an abductor.
life insurance was $200,000 as others mentioned. it was brought up as motive.
the defense attorney borderline badgered the first witness, an officer, and before that each individual member of the pool of potential jurors. looks of disbelief around the courtroom.
