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And as I mentioned previously the divorce had been finalised a year before which included the financial settlement. And as I also mentioned there is no need in the valuation of one's assets to put specific information such as year of the car and especially the license plate.
If there was some specific motion or process that was ongoing relating to the financial settlement that involved the cars that will be easy for WA's previous lawyer to produce that documentation. Without any relevant documentation, the idea that it was divorce related will be usurped by the likelihood that it was related to the murder.
Every piece of circumstantial evidence that the prosecution produces will need a credible and plausible explanation. Without that the jury will most likely accept the prosecution's interpretation of the evidence.
WA's attorney will smile and laugh and look all cute as he wax's lyrical about WA's poor sense of direction, driving past all those liquor stores and that's fine. He can do story time till the cows come home. The jury simply will not accept silly and implausible explanations.
Thus no financial documentation vis a vis licence plate information, it defaults to it was relating to the murder.
In the post-divorce filings, Dan filed a motion claiming Wendi failed to properly disclose the value of certain assets. I recall one motion specifically mentioning the minivan, where Dan alleged she did not list the vehicle’s value, among other things. There was a video on AALegal’s channel where this motion was read, but I’m not about to spend time digging it up – I promise you its there, I specifically remember that detail. I disagree the marital asset / financial disclosures were resolved in 2013 – at least Dan was still filing motions fighting for $ based on what he believed to be erroneous financial disclosers by Wendi. I bet it wasn't 'resolved' in Donna's mind.
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