Found Deceased IA - Mollie Tibbetts, 20, Poweshiek County, 19 Jul 2018 *Arrest* #48

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Shannon Moudy on Twitter
We're back. Defense calls Anna Young, Iowa DCI crime lab.
1:01 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App

She evaluates latent prints.
1:01 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App

Some items from the Malibu's trunk were submitted to Young.
1:04 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App

Including: ice scraper, storage box with fishing hooks, empty Pepsi can, pink child's toy, fishing sinkers, fishing floats bag, black plastic plug, black plastic tubing, volleyball, Marlboro coupons, plastic bag, Spongebob bag, wrapping paper roll, black plastic car part.
1:06 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App

Ice scraper and fishing box had prints. Ice scraper had one latent print.
1:08 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App
 
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Is this Casey Anthony's trash? LOL
 
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Thank you everyone for the links!
 
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She was unable to get fingerprints off of Mollie’s body in the morgue...so sad
 
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Chris Gothner KCCI on Twitter
Young says she compared prints to the system. Re: scraper, couldn't tell if it was from finger or palm, and could not make conclusive comparison. Re: box, also couldn't tell on 1 set. On other fingerprints, she says the prints weren't from CBR.
@KCCINews #BahenaRiveraTrial
[URL='https://twitter.com/CGothnerKCCI/status/1397253873723748361']1:10 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App

Chris Gothner KCCI on Twitter
Cross now. Young says she tried to get known prints from #MollieTibbetts but her remains were not in a condition to do so. She had no access to Mollie's known prints.
1:12 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App

Chris Gothner KCCI on Twitter
Brown: "Can you tell the jury when a fingerprint is placed upon any item?" Young: "I cannot." Brown: "Is it very possible the prints you identified on the plastic box could have been placed...weeks or months before?" Young: "They could." @KCCINews #BahenaRiveraTrial
#BahenaRiveraTrial
1:13 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App
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Data from Tibbetts’ cellphone provider shows her phone was moving at a running pace before accelerating to over 60 mph around 8:27 p.m. and eventually slowing down and stopping more than 10 miles away, FBI agent Kevin Horan testified. By 8:53 p.m., her phone went dark.

See, this is where I can see the defense trying to insert somebody else's possible involvement. Something like, "CBR stopped here, somebody else was there and killed her. Then, later, CBR dumped the body." It makes him guilty of a crime, but not murder one.

Not saying this is what happened, or this is even where the defense is going, but between a known stop (likely near the pig farm) and no definitive time or location of death, is this a tactic to bring reasonable doubt? What else do they have?
 
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Fingerprint expert's big reveal===unknown prints on ice scraper and fishing tackle box. woohoo, set him free...
 
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Shannon Moudy on Twitter
Young agrees the unknown prints could have been on the box weeks, months before.
1:13 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App

Says prints can be destroyed by repetitive touching, smearing, cleaning, left out in the elements. A fingerprint can stay on an item "indefinitely" if those factors aren't in place.
1:14 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App

Young agrees it's possible #MollieTibbetts touched the items in the trunk and she has nothing to compare it to.
1:14 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App

Re-direct. Jennifer Frese: "Ma'am, it's possible another person touched those items in the trunk." Young: "It's possible."
1:15 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App

Frese: "Where we stand here, we don't know who made the prints that are in the trunk?" Young: "Correct."
1:16 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App
 
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Poor Dalton called back...
 
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See, this is where I can see the defense trying to insert somebody else's possible involvement. Something like, "CBR stopped here, somebody else was there and killed her. Then, later, CBR dumped the body." It makes him guilty of a crime, but not murder one.

Not saying this is what happened, or this is even where the defense is going, but between a known stop (likely near the pig farm) and no definitive time or location of death, is this a tactic to bring reasonable doubt? What else do they have?
If CBR kidnapped her, assaulted her, put her in the trunk, someone else killed her, then he took her to the cornfield and buried her in stalks....that is a pretty serious charge, probably Life sentence right there
 
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Dalton Jack next!!!!
 
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No evidence that a tackle box and ice scraper were used in a violent crime. These items are not relevant to the murder of Mollie.
 
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Shannon Moudy on Twitter
Defense recalls Dalton Jack.
1:17 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App

Chris Gothner KCCI on Twitter
"Did you have a chance to reflect on your testimony?" - Chad Frese Jack: "No."
@KCCINews #BahenaRiveraTrial
[URL='https://twitter.com/CGothnerKCCI/status/1397255622333173766']1:17 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App

Chris Gothner KCCI on Twitter
CF: "Describe in your own words Mollie Tibbetts." DJ: Happy, bubbly person. CF: Did you know her to have an enemy? DJ: No. CF: How did she treat strangers? DJ: She was nice to strangers.
1:18 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App

Chris Gothner KCCI on Twitter
CF: Can you think of anyone who wanted to do her harm? DJ: No. CF: Would you agree that she always put her best face on, always there to offer a hand? DJ: Yes. @KCCINews #BahenaRiveraTrial
1:19 PM · May 25, 2021·Twitter Web App
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Let's focus on the minutea, and hopefully the jurors will all doze off. Because, there is literally nothing to see here for a defense.
 
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