I wonder if Roux had his own inventory of what was left at the house and knew himself that the cable had been overlooked by the police?
Roux is making a huge histrionic hullaballoo out of the extension cord mystery. I think he is trying to make the cops appear crooked and inept.
I think My Lady is showing a bit of bias in favor of Roux here. She is acting like this lost cord is a major federal crime. If the key to the house was given to Stander, then anyone could have taken it. Not necessary to assume the cops were to blame.
With respect to the cord, I am sure a competent mathematician should be able to determine how long it was from the photos. It should be possible to lay another cable in the exact place (taken from the photos) and then make a measurement. Whether the new occupants would agree to that is another matter - lol.
This looks very bad for the chain of evidence....Judge won't let this go. Pinning Neel and he obviously has no idea what happened to it.
I agree with you, Jay-Jay. I see it coming.
I am going to struggle with this witness' testimony. It all sounds very technical, decibels and frequencies etc. And he sounds like he is just reading explanations from a book, not simplifying at all in his own words.
This is just stupid, I'm becoming more and more annoyed with this Judge .. is there anything else she feels should've been kept as exhibits, like every single item in the house? I know the cable was important, but they have photographic evidence of it, showing the length of it, etc, etc .. that is the whole point of photographic evidence .. it's just not possible to retain every single physical item otherwise you would literally have a whole house full of stuff. In fact, you could argue that OP shouldn't even have sold the house until after the trial on the basis that it was considered an exhibit. The judge is nitpicking all this stuff and is going to assist OP to get off of murdering Reeva in cold blood .. I can see exactly where this is going and I'm not sure I'm going to be able to stick watching it much longer.