This answers a couple of questions!
That last minute break in the case came in the form of a second opinion from nationally-renown forensic expert Dr. Michael Baden.
Baden, the former Chief Medical Examiner of New York City, has served as an expert witness in several high profile cases, including the trials of O.J. Simpson, Kobe Bryant, Phil Spector, and others.
Sources said Baden looked over the autopsies in the Coleman case and would be willing to testify to the fact the time of death for the victims was most likely before 3 a.m. and no later than 5 a.m., which would put Chris Coleman at home at the time of the murders. This was just the final piece in a complex array of evidence that allowed prosecutors to move forward with charges.
And while investigators cannot directly address evidence, they did say their case is strong.
"We want to have a good investigation and a solid case and we're confident that we have that," said Major Jeff Connor, head of the Major Case Squad.
The Major Case Squad will spend another day or two tying up loose ends. They even received a few fresh tips following Coleman's arrest.
"We've handled half a dozen calls like that, nothing major," Connor said. "But just people that have now seen the attention and decided it would be best to call us about information."
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(It also makes me right that it wasn't the glove! LOL)
