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Justice for Liz Barraza
Haven't been able to confirm.Snipped for focus
Does this mean KA used the alias Allison Paige before she went to CR?
or
Did she steal the name Allison Paige from the sign-in book at the range?
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Haven't been able to confirm.Snipped for focus
Does this mean KA used the alias Allison Paige before she went to CR?
or
Did she steal the name Allison Paige from the sign-in book at the range?
It is tedious but really important the jury has ballistic evidence from the scene that ties to the gun in KA's home. The likelyhood that some unsub took that gun and then returned it all cleaned up is so unreasonable it's laughable. mooHonestly, I know they are not to form opinions until they have heard all of the testimony, but they are human, and my guess is the majority, if not all of the jurors, have heard all they need to hear in order to decide this case, already. JMO
Per ^^^^ KA's card was used for the Jill Zann transaction?@alcaprari23
Interestingly, the 9mm Ammo Inc. purchase was made under a Range account for Jill Zann. The credit card used for the purchase, again, was Christine Armstrong.
3:36 PM · Nov 13, 2023
Oh, no! moo@alcaprari23
Aston discussing "individual characteristics" that a weapon has. Must look at the totality of their evidence and the level of agreement shown in test firings. Some jury members look bored. Mo's brother rests his head on a friend's shoulder and takes a nap. Can't blame him.
5:17 PM · Nov 13, 2023
The ones looking bored most likely already know what Aston is talking about. moo@alcaprari23
Aston discussing "individual characteristics" that a weapon has. Must look at the totality of their evidence and the level of agreement shown in test firings. Some jury members look bored. Mo's brother rests his head on a friend's shoulder and takes a nap. Can't blame him.
5:17 PM · Nov 13, 2023
I knew there was a method to the madness. mooI remember during opening statements that the defense plans on pushing that ballistic science is not an exact science and can be easily misinterpreted. It's likely the reason why the prosecution is diving so deep into how Aston knows what he knows and what exactly ballistic examinations entail.
Here we go. Prosecution now asking about Aston's experience studying the Armstrong case. Aston was asked to perform two different sets of analysis.
1) Provided three fired cartridge cases, two firearms, a magazine, a loader and a pistol case
Two guns examined: Sig Sauer 9mm pistol and a Springfield Armory EMP Roman 9mm pistol.
There are likely to be gun buffs in the jury, though, so they may be hanging on every word.It’s even harder when they put a technical witness on like this late in the day. Hard to keep focused.
Yes. agreed.The timeline of events is jumping around as these witnesses are called. But I believe that these events all occur in January 2022:
IMO this shows that she started planning this murder months ahead of time. Which makes sense to me because I have wondered how she was able to keep such a cool head in aftermath of the murder and plan her escape out of the country, create alternate identities, and arrange plastic surgery etc.. so efficiently.
- KA learns that CS ”cheated” on her with MW during their breakup in October/November 2021
- KA tells her friend she wants to kill MW
- KA goes to the shooting range to practice using her gun
This is good....wish I were there.@alcaprari23
Aston places the spent shell casing on a projector that displays it to the entire courtroom & jury. You can see the head stamp, the lettering "JAG" (manufacturer). You can see the silver primer and an hemispherical indentation from the firing pin.
5:29 PM · Nov 13, 2023
Reminds me of a bicycle lock...same principle. Wonder if KA can use a bicycle lock.OK, with all these defense questions on cable locks, I did a quick search on youtube. This is such a nothing that the defense has made such an issue of.