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When he says 'the licenced engineer ', take a shot.
Was Karen Read's insurance claim denied in this case?
I cannot believe how bad this is. Is this the only company who would take the case? I honestly cannot think of another expert in any other case that is this bad.So Burgess failed to apply the variances HE listed (The offset times between the Infotainment system and John’s phone) to the infotainment time on the Lexus associated with tech stream event 1162(2). What on earth.
Burgess says the clock variances don’t apply to that time frame. Oh, convenient that they only apply in certain times… MOO
Bottomline, I don't think they are experts. I think they come up with gobblily goo to help their clients. Opinion for hire. I wonder if Aperture will get sued. If they were involved in a case denying insurance coverage or any other case, a civil lawsuit might be coming their way. And a deeper look at who insurance companies and prosecutors hire is necessary. imo
Wow, good point. They only wanted "their" experts. And this decision had to have been right away. No investigation from the start, and held up the evidence for a month and a half.There was no insurance claim. Why you ask? Because proctor never filed an accident report. Why didn't proctor file an accident report you ask? Because then Karen's insurance company would have sent their accident investigator to look into the accident and we know that their findings would have been WAAAY different than proctor's and paul's theory of the accident.
But we're just supposed to ignore that and take their word for it!!! Just another coincidence huh? Nothing to see here right?
Didn't they add the "not for expert designation" yesterday, after Burgess self-destructed on the stand?Yes. Also, a big deal was made of the “Not for expert designation” disclaimer on SBs CV - turns out it is on all the aperture expert CVs. But why? Why don’t they provide credentials that are appropriate for “expert designation” as part of their CVs. Isn’t that literally what they are paid to do - act as experts?
On the other hand, there is no disclaimer on the ARRCA expert CVs. The CVs are complete and thorough - as one would expect when your business is based on expertise.
It makes me think Aperture have either been caught fudging credentials before and/or they know there is BS in those profiles and/or clients don’t pay for expertise per se just the appearance of expertise. This whole company seems shady imo.
Going back and summarizing: every single one of the user interaction events Alessi brought up occurred after Dr. Welcher claims a collision occurred - a collision the CW claims immediately incapacitated John.Now talking about the 36 steps over 84 feet. Occurring at 12:32:16. Also after the 1162-2 TSE…
Finally, discussing the entry ‘pocket state detected’ at 12:33:14 AM. Alessi asks if Burgess sees it. Objection + sustained.
Burgess did not analyze pocket state detections on John O’Keefe’s phone.
Just sloppy. A woman’s future is on the line and he’s submitting sloppy work. Absolutely shameful IMO"few minutes in for Burgess and its more of the same: emphasis to the jury that Brennan tip-toed around the expert's dubious academic history followed by more evidence of his incompetence/carelessness: his powerpoint inexplicably was off 24 hours."
Coming back from sidebar, Alessi is asking about the 1162-2 TSEGoing back and summarizing: every single one of the user interaction events Alessi brought up occurred after Dr. Welcher claims a collision occurred - a collision the CW claims immediately incapacitated John.