Mark Sievers Livestream Trial Thread -Days 5-8

[Legally Bland]

@Jake_Allen19
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5m

ASA Hunter is playing surveillance video from the gas station Bland works at in Bushnell, Florida, for the jury.


@Jake_Allen19
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3m

The video appears to show Wright and Rodgers entering the gas station at different times. The surveillance video was captured around the time of Teresa Sievers' murder in the summer of 2015. Bushnell is about three hours north of the Sievers home in Bonita Springs.

 

[dixiegirl1035]

@Jake_Allen19
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Wright helped Lubinski with computer stuff for his antique business, Lubinski said. In that antique business Lubinski worked with silver and gold coins, he said.

Good Lawd! Who exactly is on trial here? CWW and JR??? Hasn't this justice system already established that they committed the murder? Why are they being retried? I wish the State would focus more on connecting them to MS because in the end that is what will get them a guilty verdict. I'm trying not to give up hope here, but it's slowly slipping away.

I haven't been following so closely as I did back when evidence was released. But didn't JRR say that he was going to Florida to do antique business?

I agree with many posts asking who is on trial.... let's get to Mark and how it all ties in as even though I know more than jury and all released long ago through the Sunshine act.... even I cannot follow this logic. I can't imagine how the jury is doing so. They needed a narrative somewhere that ties this all together TO MARK for each instance for jury to follow, and I don't see that the prosecution has done such.

Oh well, back to listening.....

 

[Legally Bland]

Jake Allen
@Jake_Allen19
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5m

The Circle K is located right near Interstate 75, Bland said. The jury is watching another surveillance video. This one was captured outside the gas station.


@Jake_Allen19
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The jury is watching another surveillance video. This one captures the cash register and customers buying items at the gas station.

 

[Legally Bland]

@Jake_Allen19
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That's all the questions for Bland and she is released from the witness stand.

 

[Legally Bland]

@jbevis10
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Video in as evidence. No cross examination.

 

[Legally Bland]

@Jake_Allen19
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The next witness from the prosecution is Joe Graham. He works for RacTrac gas stations and is a manger. Graham keeps track of surveillance videos for stores in his company's south Florida region.

 

[Legally Bland]

@Jake_Allen19
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ASA Hunter is asking Graham about surveillance video from a RacTrac gas station in Brooksville, Florida. Brooksville is about three hours north of Bonita Springs.

 

[TTF14]

The level of questioning about what these videos are recorded for, how they are stored, etc. is so tedious and an obvious time waster!

 

[Legally Bland]

@Jake_Allen19
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The video was taken on June 29, 2015, around 2:30 a.m., ASA Hunter said. A man is seen standing outside the window of the store in the video.

 

[Legally Bland]

@Jake_Allen19
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2m

That's all the questions from Graham and he is released from the witness stand.


@Jake_Allen19
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The next witness is Donald Fewell, of the Lee County Sheriff's Office. He is currently a lieutenant in charge of the sheriff's office video unit.

 

[Legally Bland]

@jbevis10
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Now on the witness stand Deputy Donald Fuel [Fewell] who's done video retrieval for this case.

 

[Legally Bland]

@Jake_Allen19
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1m

He helped locate video that could be useful in the Teresa Sievers death investigation. He collected video from the gas station in Brooksville.

 

[kaen]

I haven't been following so closely as I did back when evidence was released. But didn't JRR say that he was going to Florida to do antique business?

I agree with many posts asking who is on trial.... let's get to Mark and how it all ties in as even though I know more than jury and all released long ago through the Sunshine act.... even I cannot follow this logic. I can't imagine how the jury is doing so. They needed a narrative somewhere that ties this all together TO MARK for each instance for jury to follow, and I don't see that the prosecution has done such.

Oh well, back to listening.....

I think it is important to prove all elements of the crime as it relates to CWW/JRR and link their actions to MS. If there is no linkage to the crime (even though CWW admitted guilt) then the jury may be left with a grudge by CWW against MS or some other theory that the defense will put out. I want there to be no other possible theory than this conspiracy and murder by these three monsters. I keep thinking that this is the victim's day of justice and the best case needs presenting. CWW is the link between JRR and his actions to MS--seeing how they planned, executed and covered up this crime is the step-by-step formula to putting MS away forever.

 

[Legally Bland]

It's not 10am yet and they're on the fourth of today's 5 witnesses. Is Taylor up next?

 

[Legally Bland]

@Jake_Allen19
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1m

Fewell visited 10 to 12 different locations to look for video in the investigation.


@Jake_Allen19
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1m

That's all from Fewell. He is released from the witness stand.

 

[Legally Bland]

@Jake_Allen19
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1m

The next witness is Matthew DeShazo, a digital forensic examiner with the Lee County Sheriff's Office.

 

[Legally Bland]

@Jake_Allen19
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DeShazo examines electronics for the sheriff's office.

 

[Legally Bland]

@jbevis10
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1m

Super quick confirmation of video collection from Fuel [Fewell] and he's off the stand. Matt Deshazo next with LCSO who pulled data from Garmin and phones with cellbrite.

 

[Legally Bland]

@Jake_Allen19
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1m

Here are a few court photos from
@ricrolon
at the #SieversTrial this morning.

@Jake_Allen19
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1m

DeShazo was involved in the Teresa Sievers homicide investigation and he examined a Garmin GPS unit.

 

[Legally Bland]

@Jake_Allen19
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DeShazo created a timeline showing different events that took place on the GPS, he said. DeShazo recovered search data, the location and time zone of the device.