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This is just unbelievable. Did the defense make a huge deal about this during the trial?
They did. They questioned the investigators about it so the jury would have heard this.
This is just unbelievable. Did the defense make a huge deal about this during the trial?
No, you are thinking of the daycare doll play in which she allegedly said something about "Mommy biting..." We don't know what that play was really about as she also talked about farm animals.
What a great idea....I hope they do. In fact, everyone may be surprised at what Cassidy really said.![]()
Your post is very misleading. When did LE give "many public statements" regarding CY witnessing the murder? I wasn't aware search warrants were considered a public statement. Also it was dateline producers who called CY a silent witness, not LE. This was the media's wording.
Did the defense cross examine MF? I just listened to the entire testimony of the state questioning her and then it went into something else.
Did the defense cross examine MF? I just listened to the entire testimony of the state questioning her and then it went into something else.
oh yeah and I just remembered at trial 2 her testimony was delayed into the next day because there was an out of town witness that needed to give testimony. So if you go to the next day video you can hear the crossDid the defense cross examine MF? I just listened to the entire testimony of the state questioning her and then it went into something else.
The prosecution presented a witness at the second trial to support the claim that the child witnessed the murder. That seems to completely contradict the assessment at the scene, where investigators saw no reason for her to be assessed by a professional for physical and psychological trauma. If she had been assessed by a professional, photographed, and processed for forensics, then there would no reason to rely on the observations of a daycare employee. In fact, we would also know whether the child had been cleaned at any time after the murder and before the discovery of the body.
I totally agree and Michelle must not have been too afraid either. On the back of the house downstairs, the only window that had blinds was the bay window. The french doors and window over the sink have nothing.
Umm, I am not the one who posted there were no male dolls for CY to choose from or that a suspect from a nearby trailer park was arrested and released.
Donnie Harrison called CY a witness to her mother's murder early in the investigation. I will try and find a link, and maybe you can find one about there not being any male dolls or the suspect from the trailer park who was arrested.
The daycare worker's observations of CY came 6 days after Michelle's murder. Meredith testified there was a psychologist at her home the night of the murder. Nothing was preventing Meredith or that professional from observing, documenting. It wasn't done.
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BBM. I do recall that interview and can't remember for sure where I saw it but the first thing that struck me was why wasn't the child interviewed by a trained professional in order to determine the extent of what she observed? It still makes no sense that a trained professional didn't interview her if they thought she observed her mother's murder.
Next trial, cops need to be confronted by the defense as to why they didn't have the child interviewed.
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MF testified that by that time in the evening CY had shut down. So I think it is reasonable to assume there was nothing at that point to document. After the incident at daycare JY took CY to Brevard
I wonder if in these years since the murder MF has gotten CY counseling. I also wonder if CY has gotten counseling if that person would e allowed to testfy if there was something that could contribute to more understanding.
I know we don't share the same opinion abut what happened that night but I really agree and so wish they had a trained expert that was tasked to interview CY at the time.BBM. I do recall that interview and can't remember for sure where I saw it but the first thing that struck me was why wasn't the child interviewed by a trained professional in order to determine the extent of what she observed? It still makes no sense that a trained professional didn't interview her if they thought she observed her mother's murder.
Next trial, cops need to be confronted by the defense as to why they didn't have the child interviewed.
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BBM. I do recall that interview and can't remember for sure where I saw it but the first thing that struck me was why wasn't the child interviewed by a trained professional in order to determine the extent of what she observed? It still makes no sense that a trained professional didn't interview her if they thought she observed her mother's murder.
Next trial, cops need to be confronted by the defense as to why they didn't have the child interviewed.
JMO
Thanks, I am trying to find it and I remember it very well because it scared me that they would say that, and, that the killer(s) might want to hurt her. I also remember thinking it was a dangerous thing to do.
Meredith testified there was a psychologist at her home that evening. Next trial, I expect to hear that psychologist testify.
I had the same reaction. Could it have been a television interview? I remember seeing it. I don't often watch Nancy Grace but could it have been with her?
My daughter keeps the baby wipes in the bathroom and even the 2.5 year old knows how to get one if he needs it. He also knows how to turn on the tap to brush his teeth.