Laura Babcock Murder Trial 11.07.17 - Day 11

[matou]

I wonder what time of day it was when he went into Sleep Country? That could give a better timeline for when Laura was murdered.

 

[Errrr]

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Ottay is done and jury gets first recess of the day. #Babcock.

Oh finally, after a gruelling one hour of listening!!! Isn't it almost lunchtime though?

 

[matou]

Lisa Hepfner‏ @HefCHCHNews 2m2 minutes ago
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Millard was by himself when he came into the store, Bassi says. He saw Millard one other time, to sell him another mattress.

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Bassi believes the next time #Millard came to buy a mattress he was with a younger man, maybe in his 20s, he says. After July 2012

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Oct 21, 2012, #Millard bought another mattress from Sleep Country. Queen sized, with box spring.

 

[matou]

Lisa Hepfner‏ @HefCHCHNews 8s9 seconds ago
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Crown is done. #Millard has questions. "Good afternoon Mr. Bassi." He wants to know how many mattresses he'd bought from Sleep Country

 

[Tealgrove]

Just as an aside....

There was an earlier discussion about how Laura could have been shot and no one hear anything and I wanted to touch on that.

A co-worker lives approx. 100 ft. from a convenience store in Toronto that was robbed on Saturday afternoon (in broad daylight). The thief discharged his handgun shattering the glass door.

No one heard it. None of the neighbours heard anything. She didn't know about it until the Swat team came through her backyard telling her to go inside.

So, it is entirely possible for a gun to be discharged in close proximity to other homes and no one hears anything.

I find it unbelievable but I guess I now have to believe it's possible.

 

[Obes99]

Just as an aside....

There was an earlier discussion about how Laura could have been shot and no one hear anything and I wanted to touch on that.

A co-worker lives approx. 100 ft. from a convenience store in Toronto that was robbed on Saturday afternoon (in broad daylight). The thief discharged his handgun shattering the glass door.

No one heard it. None of the neighbours heard anything. She didn't know about it until the Swat team came through her backyard telling her to go inside.

So, it is entirely possible for a gun to be discharged in close proximity to other homes and no one hears anything.

I find it unbelievable but I guess I now have to believe it's possible.

Also a time with a lot of fireworks going on.

 

[Errrr]

for someone with money their house was in disarray it seems. Beds with no frames. Sliding doors missing glass, chunky soup and crackers? Living a life of luxury :facepalm:

No unpaid labour to spruce things up for them.

 

[matou]

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Bassi has a list of three transactions for #Millard, starting in 2010. "Did I, in July, tell you who I was buying the mattress for?"

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During one purchase #Millard told Bassi that the bed was for his studio office, he recalls. #Millard wants to know if he has other cust #s

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Possible #Millard bought beds under a different phone number, Bassi agrees. "Did I tell you how many properties I had?"

 

[Night_is_Mine]

Just as an aside....

There was an earlier discussion about how Laura could have been shot and no one hear anything and I wanted to touch on that.

A co-worker lives approx. 100 ft. from a convenience store in Toronto that was robbed on Saturday afternoon (in broad daylight). The thief discharged his handgun shattering the glass door.

No one heard it. None of the neighbours heard anything. She didn't know about it until the Swat team came through her backyard telling her to go inside.

So, it is entirely possible for a gun to be discharged in close proximity to other homes and no one hears anything.

I find it unbelievable but I guess I now have to believe it's possible.

To me it's more of a question as to why the hell would he shoot her there when he has a farm? Why would he risk it. Can't be THAT stupid...then again they keep proving me yes they can

 

[matou]

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Bassi doesn't remember #Millard talking about his properties. "Your memory seems pretty good." Wonders if there was issue when he wanted bed

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Bassi says there was no issue, it's normal to take a week to get a bed. #Millard suggests the wait was going to be longer at that point.

 

[matou]

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"What you yourself told me, on that specific day," #Millard says the bookings were already full for that week. Bassi says possible

 

[dar107]

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Bassi remembers #Millard in store. "Did I seem agitated?" No, Bassi says Millard was always polite. "Not that I was worried, under pressure"


......Typical Psychopath behavior IMO

 

[matou]

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Bassi remembers #Millard in store. "Did I seem agitated?" No, Bassi says Millard was always polite. "Not that I was worried, under pressure"

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Bassi agrees #Millard was behaving normally. Dungey no questions. Bassi is done.

 

[matou]

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Next witness Temorash Wakeli... not sure on his name yet. He owns Speedy Delivery.

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He gets a call from Sleep Country when they have a customer who requests a rush delivery. He calls customer half an hour before arrival.

 

[Errrr]

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Bassi has a list of three transactions for #Millard, starting in 2010. "Did I, in July, tell you who I was buying the mattress for?"

Lisa Hepfner‏ @HefCHCHNews 1m1 minute ago
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During one purchase #Millard told Bassi that the bed was for his studio office, he recalls. #Millard wants to know if he has other cust #s

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Possible #Millard bought beds under a different phone number, Bassi agrees. "Did I tell you how many properties I had?"

Didn't he have no properties at that time? His dad did, or bought the farm for him, with no house.

 

[matou]

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June 4, 2013, he provided his log book to police, showing he had delivered a bed to #Millard. Log book is mess that makes court chuckle

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He wasn't expecting his notes to be shown in court, witness agrees with judge. Crown deciphers the notes about daily deliveries.

 

[Busymom4]

Thank You @Matou!! I really appreciate you stepping up and right in like that!!

 

[matou]

Lisa Hepfner‏ @HefCHCHNews 33s33 seconds ago
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His record shows he delivered a bed to Millard on July 6, 2012. Judge wants to know where to file the log book, "as he generously calls it"

 

[matou]

Lisa Hepfner‏ @HefCHCHNews 1m1 minute ago
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Some confusion over delivery address because previous Sleep Country sale went to #Millard Oakville home. 2012 bed was for Maple Gate

 

[matou]

Lisa Hepfner‏ @HefCHCHNews 2m2 minutes ago
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Crown is done. #Millard has questions. "Sir, I'm going to suggest on this day, July 6, that you delivered this mattress we're asking about."

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Witness agrees because he has it in his log book. #Millard suggests he drove out to Oakville to deliver the bed first, then came back

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Witness doesn't remember being sent to the wrong address in Oakville. That delivery, according to his records, was $100, Typical cost.