Thank you.
Scott Reisch has been saying for a while that MM should do his own investigative work instead of requiring everything from the prosecution. Of course that would likely incur more costs for the defense.So on 8th March MM filed a specific request for discovery - asking the state for a list of all authorities and jailers that made comments to Keith Morrison about Lori dancing in her cell and reading Chad's books etc, and any relevant recordings, texts etc.
On 22nd March Wood responded - telling MM he has no duty to collect this evidence and to collect it himself.
It looks like it will be a 2-hour video of Keith's podcast with some additions:
It was really fascinating to hear longer versions of Lori talking to police during the wellness check. And if you are really into this devastating case like I am ... it was just interesting... mo
Thanks very much to you, and also @montegrl and @Countem, for explaining this. In particular I hadn't remembered Tammy's direct contact with LE over the paintball incident.
So much to remember in this case. We've questioned these local attorneys' ability to handle this case, but I for one cannot keep all the tangled strands sorted in my own head – let alone trying to weave together for judge and jury a persuasive argument of how things really went down, and exactly who knew or observed what when (regardless of what they say or can't say now).
Wasn't it claimed that Tylee wanted to stay in Arizona with her friends at first? I wonder if she decided on her own to go with Lori and JJ (because of him) or Lori (or Alex) talked her into it. Did Lori's family know of her plans (Colby didn't know where they went, but Lori's mother kept in touch)? What reason did she give them? Was Tylee hoping to get a job in Idaho? Did she know the real reason behind the move (for Lori to be close to Chad)? Did she know why Alex went with them as well? He quit his job in Arizona. Lori told some people that she had a job lined up for herself in Idaho, which was a lie.
I almost spit my drink out.
