Found Deceased CO - Dylan Nicholas Redwine, 13, Vallecito, 19 Nov 2012 *father arrested*

[BUF]

Defense up for cross of this last witness but wants to do after a lunch break. Back at 1:15

 

[Warwick7]

Cathy Russon @cathyrusson 14m
#MarkRedwine - Divorce attorney for #DylanRedwine's mom breaks down crying on the stand as she testifies she told Dylan's mom that she had to put him on the plane to go to his father's or she'd be held in contempt. @LawCrimeNetwork

THAT is a burden I wish she wouldn't carry. She really cried...

 

[Emi]

Cathy Russon [URL='https://twitter.com/cathyrusson']@cathyrusson [/URL]35s
#MarkRedwine - Kathi Barry met Elaine Hall during the search for Dylan & became friends. Her & Denise Hess confronted the def in front of his house. A lot of obscenities exchanged including Barry making reference to him eating feces, Mark picked up a log and started toward them.

 

[Cindizzi]

Emotional moment in Mark Redwine trial today. Dylan’s mom’s divorce lawyer and friend recalls moment when she advised Dylan’s mom to send her son to stay with his dad (Mark Redwine) as demanded by court order. @KDVR @channel2kwgn #DylanRedwine

https://twitter.com/mikekonopasek/status/1408118562879852547?s=21

 

[LaborDayRN]

First, defense objects to all discussion about divorce, custody on direct citing attorney client privilege…then on cross he continually asks these questions.

Is it just me or does the defense seem to be rather unorganized? I've heard him mention he "doesn't have, may not have been sent or may have misplaced" multiple pieces of evidence. I'm rather shocked at his lack of preparation.

 

[Warwick7]

Cathy Russon @cathyrusson 14m
#MarkRedwine - Divorce attorney for #DylanRedwine's mom breaks down crying on the stand as she testifies she told Dylan's mom that she had to put him on the plane to go to his father's or she'd be held in contempt. @LawCrimeNetwork

THAT is a burnden I wish she wouldn't carry. She really cried...

Is it just me or does the defense seem to be rather unorganized? I've heard him mention he "doesn't have, may not have been sent or may have misplaced" multiple pieces of evidence. I'm rather shocked at his lack of preparation.

Yes.
After asking Ms Harrison if he should pull up the transcript for her correct answer...he couldn't find it or whatever... It looked unprepared.

 

[alexwood]

Is it just me or does the defense seem to be rather unorganized? I've heard him mention he "doesn't have, may not have been sent or may have misplaced" multiple pieces of evidence. I'm rather shocked at his lack of preparation.

Redwine defense lawyer arrested in connection with assault
[BBM]
"Police went to the house about 9:05 p.m. where they found Moran intoxicated, according to the report. He was arrested and booked into the La Plata County Jail."

 

[Deleted member 278]

Is it just me or does the defense seem to be rather unorganized? I've heard him mention he "doesn't have, may not have been sent or may have misplaced" multiple pieces of evidence. I'm rather shocked at his lack of preparation.

Yes, and he is always being reminded to speak up/talk into mic. His objections are ridiculous. He isn't doing anything to defend his client. All he seems to do is repeat the State's questions.

 

[Niner]

I see there are not that many tweets telling us "what" is going on in the court room...

 

[Warwick7]

I see there are not that many tweets telling us "what" is going on in the court room...

Exactly.
Not many in media are following this, or at least they aren't tweeting. Grrr.

 

[Cindizzi]

Wow. 5 years ago Dylan’s Mom and Kelsie Schelling’s Mom worked together to change the Law here in Colorado in the penalty for tampering with a deceased body.
I’m so grateful and proud of them for this and all they do for victims and survivors.

Bill brings stricter punishments for tampering with deceased bodies | FOX31 Denver


DENVER — Punishment for tampering with a deceased body became stricter in Colorado on Thursday after Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a new bill into law.

Before Thursday, the punishment was only a Class 6 felony, which is close to a misdemeanor, Republican State Sen. Jerry Sonnenberg said.

Sonnenberg sponsored the bill, but the person who spearheaded it was Laura Saxton.

Saxton’s daughter, Kelsie Schelling was killed three years ago. Her body has yet to be discovered.
Saxton stood behind Hickenlooper as he signed the bill into law. She said it baffled her the law wasn’t more severe to begin with.

“These are the bodies of victims. They have to have more value than a cellphone does,” she said. “To get it from a Class 6 felony up to a Class 3 felony, which is just under murder, is where it should be.”

Saxton and Hall continue to fight for justice in their children’s deaths. Both cases remain unsolved.

 

[BUF]

Cross of Kathi Barry on now…

 

[Emi]

Lance Benzel [URL='https://twitter.com/lancebenzel']@lancebenzel [/URL]25m
#DylanRedwine's brother details fight with father over lurid 'poop' photos as defense attacks #MarkRedwine's alleged motive for murder (via @csgazette)


Dylan Redwine's brother details fight over 'poop' photos
Dylan Redwine’s older brother confronted his father with photos showing him eating feces from a diaper weeks before Dylan's disappearance, the brother testified Thursday.
gazette.com

 

[girlhasnoname]

Wow. 5 years ago Dylan’s Mom and Kelsie Schelling’s Mom worked together to change the Law here in Colorado in the penalty for tampering with a deceased body.
I’m so grateful and proud of them for this and all they do for victims and survivors.

Bill brings stricter punishments for tampering with deceased bodies | FOX31 Denver


DENVER — Punishment for tampering with a deceased body became stricter in Colorado on Thursday after Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a new bill into law.

Before Thursday, the punishment was only a Class 6 felony, which is close to a misdemeanor, Republican State Sen. Jerry Sonnenberg said.

Sonnenberg sponsored the bill, but the person who spearheaded it was Laura Saxton.

Saxton’s daughter, Kelsie Schelling was killed three years ago. Her body has yet to be discovered.
Saxton stood behind Hickenlooper as he signed the bill into law. She said it baffled her the law wasn’t more severe to begin with.

“These are the bodies of victims. They have to have more value than a cellphone does,” she said. “To get it from a Class 6 felony up to a Class 3 felony, which is just under murder, is where it should be.”

Saxton and Hall continue to fight for justice in their children’s deaths. Both cases remain unsolved.

Well done ladies!

 

[BUF]

Defense now wants this transcript in evidence…but only has a copy with his notes…grrr

 

[BUF]

Investigator Tom Cowing is up now

 

[CrimeDawg123]

Field trip? Where are they headed? I missed that...

 

[Bravo]

Field trip? Where are they headed? I missed that...

Across the hall

 

[BUF]

Field trip? Where are they headed? I missed that...

Across the hall to view recreation of MR’s living room

 

[Deleted member 39678]

I think that they made a reconstruction of Mark Redwine's living room and the jury is going to look at it.