According to the State's 40th witness, Master Trooper Brian Harshman/ISP, the only detail contained in any of Allen's confessions that "only the killer would know" is the one time he mentioned to prison psychologist Dr. Monica Wala that a van spooked him into stopping his plan...
to SA Abby and Libby, and that's when they crossed the creek and he killed them. The witness says the van belongs to Brad Weber who lives at South end of the bridge, and he arrived home between 2:27-2:30 on 2/13/17. That's based off Weber clocking out of work @ Subaru plant...
in Lafayette at 2:02 pm, and needing 20-25 minutes to return home. Harshman testified his time estimate for the drive comes from multiple Waze searches. On Cross, Rozzi asked if Harshman was aware that Weber was a suspect at one point, the State objected and he did not answer.
Rozzi also asked "did you ever consider BW could be involved if you can place his van there at that time?" Harshman: "No." Per earlier testimony, Weber had a .40 cal gun in his car during that trip, and it was tested to compare to the cartridge found at the crime scene.
The testing in 2017 could not exclude Weber's gun. The Firearms Examiner testified for the state that if she were to do her analysis again - after discovering Allen's gun is a match - she could exclude it now. The defense has subpoenaed Weber, so we will be hearing more about him
The Defense also indicated in their cross of Weber yesterday that perhaps there's evidence or a statement from him saying he didn't go straight home. Libby's phone stopped moving at 2:32pm so for State timeline to work, Weber needs to have gone straight home, quickly.
Harshman also testified that after listening to 700 recorded prison calls with Allen, and then viewing Libby's video of BG, he was able to determine BG video is "the voice of Richard Allen." Direct testimony ended there.
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