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Regarding the question can the Judge in Florida have jurisdiction to order a witness in another state to complete a depo I am not a lawyer, so my guess is there are only two possibilities and both are a win for the prosecutors
either yes, he does
or no he does not, however, that would mean she is NOT going to be able to testify for the defense. In either situation the jury will have the truth and only the truth regarding the exact area Caylee was found. You see how that works? This is a dud for the defense, already. Worse than not working for them, it adds suspicion to their efforts, imo. They seem to have a poor understanding of how frequently things boomerang on them. You just can't make this stuff up!!!
Even viewed in the light most favorable to the defense, let's say she does take the stand and maintain what she alleges. No worries, the state simply calls up each and every member of her team and the exchange goes largely like this one Kathi had with one of them:
WFTV found Texas EquuSearch documents that show Buchanan and her team were at Blanchard Park that day and even that they found bones there.
Volunteer Lela Radojevic, who was on Buchanan's team that day, says they were at Blanchard Park from morning until late afternoon.
"You were all together all day at Blanchard Park and nobody ever, with you, went to Suburban Drive that day?" WFTV reporter Kathi Belich asked Radojevic.
"No," she said.
Voila!
either yes, he does
or no he does not, however, that would mean she is NOT going to be able to testify for the defense. In either situation the jury will have the truth and only the truth regarding the exact area Caylee was found. You see how that works? This is a dud for the defense, already. Worse than not working for them, it adds suspicion to their efforts, imo. They seem to have a poor understanding of how frequently things boomerang on them. You just can't make this stuff up!!!
Even viewed in the light most favorable to the defense, let's say she does take the stand and maintain what she alleges. No worries, the state simply calls up each and every member of her team and the exchange goes largely like this one Kathi had with one of them:
WFTV found Texas EquuSearch documents that show Buchanan and her team were at Blanchard Park that day and even that they found bones there.
Volunteer Lela Radojevic, who was on Buchanan's team that day, says they were at Blanchard Park from morning until late afternoon.
"You were all together all day at Blanchard Park and nobody ever, with you, went to Suburban Drive that day?" WFTV reporter Kathi Belich asked Radojevic.
"No," she said.
Voila!