NM - Tera Chavez, 26, found dead in her Los Lunas home, 22 Oct 2007 - #1

[ChubbyCheeks]

Serna saying Jones telling Debra that he "can promise Tera was killed in her sleep". And Jones responds, "here we are". Point to Jones. Although Serna pointed out that he's not convicted.
[yet]

 

[NCEast]

What I don't understand is Levi claims his wife was depressed and committed suicide. So what is up with this line of questioning?

There have been so many disjointed segments of this def. atty's questioning I am not following along as well as I would like. Apparently he thinks he can cast doubt on everything pertaining to LC by way of making this officer look bad.

 

[TigerBalm]

One of the news people on Twitter mentioned earlier that this particular courtroom has no windows, is small, and the overhead lighting makes for poor video and audio. The audio is better today than it's been all week. Except I just lost mine again.

I'm watching it on my phone with earbuds so I can actually hear what they are saying.

Feed is still working here.. http://livewire.koat.com/Event/Live_Courtroom_Updates_Levi_Chavez_murder_trial

 

[NCEast]

Hi TigerBalm! Good to see you!!

 

[TigerBalm]

me: WHAT'S your point Serna?? :lol:

 

[TigerBalm]

Hi TigerBalm! Good to see you!!

:seeya: Hi NCEast, good to see you as well!!!

 

[NCB]

I'd love to know the history between these two. They are barely containing themselves--massive snarkola is right under the surface. This level of animosity sure seems to go beyond a contentious cross to me.

...and here we go with the F bombs again!

 

[ChubbyCheeks]

What I don't understand is Levi claims his wife was depressed and committed suicide. So what is up with this line of questioning?

I think Serna is just trying to discredit Aaron Jones in the eyes of the jury because apparently it was Jones, an officer or detective with APD at the time of Tera's death, who first started to question that Tera death was a suicide. Whatever evidence Jones found prompted him to start looking at Tera's death as a homicide. He stood against specific APD officers that tried to, IMO, cover up for Chavez killing his wife.

 

[calamityjane831]

I am back. Had to go to the grocery store or my husband would ban me from trial watching. Lol. Anyway wow.... is that snarky tone or whatever that is from the defense attorney allowed? Goodness..... I have not watched that many trials but quite a few and I have never seen this before even with Casey Anthony.

 

[seattlechiquita]

This is the worst video and audio of a trial I have ever watched in my life.

Also, first time I have seen an attorney wear white shoes.

WHAT?!?!??!?!?!? :sick:

 

[seattlechiquita]

"the guy that is constantly raising sh..." OMG language!!!

 

[seattlechiquita]

ok, defense cross over. Prosecution up for redirect.

 

[TigerBalm]

WHAT?!?!??!?!?!? :sick:

:giggle:

 

[ChubbyCheeks]

I hope the irony is not lost on the jury that Serna is implying Jones is a dirty cop for asking possible improper questions, while his client has lied, cheated, and probably murdered while a police officer.

 

[TigerBalm]

I'm putting this here, so I (we) can find it later.

One of the officers the defendant was having an affair with, who he went on to later marry.
Officer Heather Hindi defendant's current wife

Defense attorney, David Serna
http://www.davidcserna.com/

 

[popsicle]

I love that!

 

[calamityjane831]

"If there is no snot believe them not." Jones

 

[TigerBalm]

Jones: If there is no SNOT believe them NOT!!!!

 

[NCB]

"If there is no snot, believe them not." Words to live by.

 

[NCEast]

I think Serna is just trying to discredit Aaron Jones in the eyes of the jury because apparently it was Jones, an officer or detective with APD at the time of Tera's death, who first started to question that Tera death was a suicide. Whatever evidence Jones found prompted him to start looking at Tera's death as a homicide. He stood against specific APD officers that tried to, IMO, cover up for Chavez killing his wife.

Thank you so much for bringing me back around to this. You are exactly right and we knew this a couple of days ago and I had lost sight of the reason. He broke the blue line so to speak.