What’s msp?It is worse , I believe the behavior of the LE oifficals in the entire state ,actively support the behavior and use it as a tactic to discredit better behaving people. ll moo ..
What’s msp?It is worse , I believe the behavior of the LE oifficals in the entire state ,actively support the behavior and use it as a tactic to discredit better behaving people. ll moo ..
Mass state police.What’s msp?
Oooooh !!!Mass state police.
Maybe Hank should ask why LE didn't do a chain of custody. That way LE could state as fact there was no dog dna or dog hair etc...
Becauseeeeeee it was testified to that there were concerns about the chain of custody of the clothing and debris collected from the clothing.
NBC Boston reports that the clothing was submitted by former Trooper Proctor.
And the forensic scientist, Ashley Vallier, could not verify the chain of custody between when the clothing was collected and when it was submitted to her lab.
NBC Boston reports that the clothing debris was also scraped off O'Keefe's clothing, but the bags that contained the debris were not documented and not examined.
On top of that Yuri testified the clothing was stashed in the back of Proctor's truck for days.
If you can not verify the chain of custody between when the clothing was collected and when it was submitted to her lab then that negates what was or what wasn't on it like dog dna and dog hair etc...
It’s not Ashley’s job to verify chain of custody
IMO
I heard him with my own ears! He had to concede JO's clothing bag was in Proctor's truck for an unspecified amount of time.Yuri never testified to that. I’ve posted his exact testimony before.
Not even AJ claimed the clothes were in the back of Proctors truck.
I watched her testimony in bits and pieces and just watched it in whole when I got home. I felt like her superiors were the ones who strong-armed her into changing her testimony.I understand your view as well. Personally, I saw her a rightfully angry at the defense for trying to twist her words. Personally, I would have just relaxed during the questioning and trust that the CW would sort it out on cross, but she chose to be combative. I'm just saying that I feel a normal person on the jury, perhaps even more so a woman, might see her as being pressured by defense and being tough enough to stand up for herself. Everyone sees things differently, and my point is that I am concerned that the jury might see her as sympathetic.
That said, and maybe more legal expert minds could tell me the ramifications, but I feel that it is quite significant that they were able to get her to mention the "first trial" and the "FBI" several times.
P.S. I still don't understand why they didn't pressure her to ask where that "memory" came from. It's fairly specific to be a false memory, so my thought is, did she see this happen at another time, which would still look bad for the CW.
Yeah, what a mistake by the cw- that came back to bite them (no pun intended). Does the cw have anyone to counter Dr Russell other than the ME and Welcher?oh they brought in the photo from Welcher's report, with a pedestrian accident, and major damage to the victim. Dr. Russell pointing out the the visible injuries she can see, no xrays needed.
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Brennan hasn't questioned her yetNotice how comfortable Russel is on the stand. leaning back , nothing to hide . no change of shifts in attitude to either side.
Great idea to bring this back. I remember thinking at the time how dissimilar the injuries were to JOK.oh they brought in the photo from Welcher's report, with a pedestrian accident, and major damage to the victim. Dr. Russell pointing out the the visible injuries she can see, no xrays needed.
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Anything that can be done to derail the progress of the defense to present important information will be done.Sustained, sustained, sustained……
Is this a lesson on how many times you can structure a new question?