In Session The witness and jurors have returned to the courtroom, and attorney Meczyk announces that at this time, I have no further examination of Dr. Blum. So that concludes the cross-examination.
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This judge overrules the prosecution pretty much every time, yet sustains objections for the defense pretty much every time.
I don't have a psycho ex husband, thank goodness. And I live on a very 'safe' suburban cul-de-sac. But even so, when I am all alone for the night, and am undressing for a bath, I lock my front door and use the dead bolt.
I cannot imagine that she would not have done so that night herself. Especially with an ex who was abusive and threatening.
In Session The witness repeats that one of the abrasions on Savio’s body were fresh. “Dr. Mitchell did not say it was healing in any way, shape, or form . . . it appeared to be a fresh abrasion to me, without signs of healing.” “Dr. Mitchell mentions an injury to the buttock?” “Yes.” “How do you reconcile that?” Objection/Overruled. “I don’t know if it was a mistake . . .” Objection/Sustained. “Do you see a conflict between those two statements?” “Oh, they are contradictory.” “And you’d consider this abrasion a serious injury?” “Oh, yes . . . the surface of the tub was smooth and not rough. And if she was taking a bath at the time, it was wet.” Objection/Overruled. “And it’s your opinion that that abrasion was not caused by a fall in that tub?” “Yes.” Objection/Sustained. “At the second autopsy, that you performed, you made a significant effort to determine if there were any significant bruising to the back and arms?” “Yes . . . I found no bruises in those locations. All the bruises were to the front of her body.”
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