nodamselindistress
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- May 29, 2020
- Messages
- 2,396
- Reaction score
- 25,957
Big nothing burger, like the rest of the defense case will be. Because they have nothing, because she did it!
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
I think so too. My notes indicate the infotainment system was removed from the Jeep on the day they were notified the vehicle was at CarMax, which wasn't until June 2, 2022.I think they didn't learn about the dumpster stop(s) until too late, as that info came from the Jeep's GPS at least a week or so later (?) so the dumpsters would have been emptied by then. And I guess they didn't feel searching a landfill was important.
Searching a landfill, I learned from the Heidi Planck case, is a long and tedious, and very costly effort. Just to find a pair of gloves, or perhaps a piece of discarded clothing with blood, well after the murders, would almost surely be a waste of time and money. JMOI think they didn't learn about the dumpster stop(s) until too late, as that info came from the Jeep's GPS at least a week or so later (?) so the dumpsters would have been emptied by then. And I guess they didn't feel searching a landfill was important.
I'm really appreciating your insights @cujenn81!I hope the defense isn't putting this witness on just to show the jury that Armstrong's fingerprints weren't found anywhere at the crime scene. In which case, I can only assume the State will have two follow-up questions during their cross-examination:
1) If someone committed a crime wearing gloves, would their fingerprints be found at the scene/on the evidence?
2) If fingerprints are unique to every individual and can be used by police to identify someone, it is plausible that a fugitive assuming a different identity might inquire about the various ways their fingerprints could be erased?
Wow, that's much later than I thought. And then how long until the data was analyzed!I think so too. My notes indicate the infotainment system was removed from the Jeep on the day they were notified the vehicle was at CarMax, which wasn't until June 2, 2022.
Ummm, wouldn't we kinda expect to find Cash's prints in her own apartment????@alcaprari23
Defense really emphasizing that LaGrone was not asked to compare these fingerprints to any other people. Not Caitlin Cash. Not Moriah Wilson. LaGrone admits she doesn't even know who those two people are. Defense has no more questions.
10:50 AM · Nov 15, 2023
She doesn’t even know who Moriah Wilson is….the murder victim that she is working on her case?@alcaprari23
Defense really emphasizing that LaGrone was not asked to compare these fingerprints to any other people. Not Caitlin Cash. Not Moriah Wilson. LaGrone admits she doesn't even know who those two people are. Defense has no more questions.
10:50 AM · Nov 15, 2023
Very long and tedious for sure. Although they did find little Quinton Simon's body in a landfill, and some evidence in the Ana Walshe case in one, but I think both of those searches took place very soon after the disappearances.Searching a landfill, I learned from the Heidi Planck case, is a long and tedious, and very costly effort. Just to find a pair of gloves, or perhaps a piece of discarded clothing with blood, well after the murders, would almost surely be a waste of time. JMO
None of the tweets I've seen say exactly when the data was analyzedWow, that's much later than I thought. And then how long until the data was analyzed!
Probably the lies she plans to tell when she is convicted and gets to speak during a victim impact statement.@BriHollisNEWS
Every time I glance over at Armstrong, she still appears to be writing something.
10:57 AM · Nov 15, 2023