OH - Annabelle Richardson, newborn, found in shallow grave, Carlisle, 7 May 2017 #1

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Edited by me to focus and BBM:

https://www.courttv.com/news/cheerleader-accused-of-killing-her-newborn-baby-trial-begins-sept-3/
FORMER CHEERLEADER ON TRIAL FOR KILLING NEWBORN DAUGHTER
August 30, 2019
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Jury selection will begin Tuesday, Sept. 3.
THE TIMELINE
2017
April 26: Dr. William Andrew informs Richardson she is in the late stages of pregnancy.

May 4*: Richardson attends her high school prom. Friends and family say they had no idea she was pregnant.

May 6*: Richardson’s baby, “Annabelle,” buried in the backyard. Exact date unknown and listed by the court as sometime in “early May.”

July 12: Richardson tells Dr. Casey Boyce she had got into labor, delivered a stillborn baby, and buried the remains in her backyard. Dr. Andrew and Dr. Boyce call the Carlisle Police Department.

July 14: Warren County Sherriff’s Office announces skeletal remains were found at the Richardson home.

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October 22: Ohio Court of Appeals rules (1) Richardson’s physician patient privilege does not apply to communications between Dr. Andrew, his staff and the medical records relating to the April 26, 2017, appointment; (2) privilege does not apply to Richardson’s reaction to learning she was pregnant at the April 26, 2017, appointment.

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Do both sides agree that Richardson did not know that she was pregnant until two weeks before the baby was delivered?

 

[iluvmua]

Edited by me to focus and BBM:

Do both sides agree that Richardson did not know that she was pregnant until two weeks before the baby she more than likely knew she was already pregnant.

 

[iluvmua]

Court TV will be streaming trial via app and on TV.

 

[YESorNO]

Skylar Richardson: What you need to know as trial starts for former cheerleader charged in buried baby case

Sept. 2, 2019

"LEBANON, Ohio - It’s the most notorious court case in Warren County since Ryan Widmer was convicted of murder for his wife's 2008 drowning death. And the trial hasn’t even started yet.

Here’s what you need to know before the murder trial of Brooke “Skylar” Richardson begins Tuesday: ..."

Skylar Richardson: What you need to know as trial starts for former cheerleader charged in buried baby case

 

[Jewels53]

WARREN COUNTY, Ohio (FOX19) - Jury selection is scheduled to begin Tuesday in Warren County for the trial of woman accused of killing and burning her newborn baby before burying the infant in the backyard of her parents’ house.

Skylar Richardson is facing charges including aggravated murder, involuntary manslaughter, endangering a child, tampering with evidence and gross abuse of a corpse.

It all began back in May 2017, when Warren County prosecutors believe Richardson, then a teenager, gave birth to a baby girl and killed her.

Trial of woman accused of killing, burning newborn baby scheduled to begin Tuesday

 

[SeesSeas]

LIVE - Tuesday 9/3/19
https://www.courttv.com/title/court-tv-live-stream-web/

Chanley Shá Painter‏ @ChanleyCourtTV 27m27 minutes ago
Beautiful day in #Cincinnati #Ohio!

Law & Crime
Law & Crime Network‏Verified account @LawCrimeNetwork Aug 29
#SkylarRichardson - NEW TRIAL: Jury selection begins Tues, Sept 3. Richardson was a high school senior when prosectors say she gave birth to a baby girl, killed her and buried her in the backyard. Defense says baby was stillborn. WATCH gavel-to-gavel coverage on @LawCrimeNetwork

 

[Jewels53]

LIVE - Tuesday 9/3/19
https://www.courttv.com/title/court-tv-live-stream-web/

Chanley Shá Painter‏ @ChanleyCourtTV 27m27 minutes ago
Beautiful day in #Cincinnati #Ohio!

Law & Crime
Law & Crime Network‏Verified account @LawCrimeNetwork Aug 29
#SkylarRichardson - NEW TRIAL: Jury selection begins Tues, Sept 3. Richardson was a high school senior when prosectors say she gave birth to a baby girl, killed her and buried her in the backyard. Defense says baby was stillborn. WATCH gavel-to-gavel coverage on @LawCrimeNetwork

I was wondering if anyone was going to live stream this trial. Thanks SeesSeas for keeping us informed!

 

[iluvmua]

So will Law and Crime network be live streaming from Youtube?

 

[Niner]

Tuesday, Sept. 3rd:
*Trial set to begin (@ 9am ET) - OH - A few hours old baby girl Annabelle “Baby Jane Doe” (May 6 or 7, 2017, Carlisle, baby found buried on July 14, 2017) - *Brooke 'Skylar' Richardson (18) arrested (8/4/17), charged & indicted (8/4/17) & arraigned (8/7/17) on multiple felony charges including aggravated murder (special felony,) involuntary manslaughter (1st degree felony), endangerment of child (3rd degree felony), tampering with evidence (3rd degree felony), & gross abuse of corpse (5th degree felony); allegedly killing, burning & burying her newborn baby in backyard of her Carlisle home. Free on $50K bond. House arrest & is placed on a curfew from 9pm to 7am, GPS monitoring, random drug tests & unannounced home visits will continue & surrendered passport.
Trial set to begin on 9/3/19 (to 9/13/19 on court site). Jury selection begins 9/3/19 with an initial jury pool of 70 people.

 

[iluvmua]

WCPO will be live streaming jury selection

 

[Jewels53]

WARREN COUNTY, Ohio -- Jury selection begins Tuesday in the trial of Brooke Skylar Richardson, a Carlisle woman accused of killing her newborn child days after her senior prom. Supporters, detractors, family members, prosecution and defense have spent two years building different stories around the same pair of images: A blonde girl in a red prom dress and a tiny corpse concealed in a small-town back yard.

Richardson, now 20, was 18 years old and a recent high school graduate on July 14, 2017, when investigators discovered the remains of an infant buried near her family’s home.

Court documents indicate one of her doctors, Casey Boyce, had contacted police after a tearful Richardson told her “she had gone into labor, delivered a stillborn baby and buried the baby in her backyard” months before. The pregnancy had been secret from everyone, Richardson claimed at the time. Even her parents.

What you should know about Carlisle's baby murder trial

 

[Jewels53]

LEBANON, Ohio (AP) — The prosecutorial narrative of a small-town cheerleader so desperate to hide an out-of-wedlock pregnancy that she allegedly killed and buried her baby just days after her senior prom has gripped her home region of southwest Ohio.

Attorneys and the judge in the trial of Brooke Skylar Richardson will start learning Tuesday what impact news coverage and social media debate has had on their ability to seat a fair and impartial jury. Now 20, Richardson has pleaded not guilty to aggravated murder and other charges in the death of her baby, whose remains were found in July 2017 in her family's backyard in Carlisle, a village of some 5,000 people 40 miles (65 kilometers) north of Cincinnati.

Warren County Common Pleas Judge Donald Oda II last month rejected for a second time the defense's request to move the trial. He said then he plans an initial jury pool of some 70 people. They will fill out questionnaires and courtroom questioning about their knowledge and opinions about the high-profile case .

Efforts to seat jury set to begin in newborn killing case

 

[Jewels53]

LaurenPack
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Skylar Richardson and her parents have arrived for trial and her attorneys are meeting with the judge in chambers. Jurors are being seated
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[Jewels53]

Lauren Pack@LPack JN
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Brooke Sylar Richardson her team of attorneys are in the courtroom along with prosecutors. Jury selection starting shortly.
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Judge Donald Oda II just took the bench. Court is in session.
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Oda tells the prospective jurors that not every juror is right for every case. There may be something in the background that could make them less that impartial.
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State alleges the Richardson killed her newborn baby in the summer of 2017 or failed the render aid to the baby then buried it in the backyard, Oda tells prospective jurors.
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[Jewels53]

Laure Pack@LPack JNhttps://twitter.com/LPackJN
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"Media is not permitted to take pictures of prospective jurors," Oda says. "So you don't have to worry about how you look." That got a bit of a laugh.
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Prosecutors Steve Knippen and and Julie Kraft have introduced themselves to the prospective jurors.
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Charles M. Rittgers introduced Skylar to the jury pool. "It is my honor and privilege to represent Skylar Richardson." He said then introduced his father Charles H. Rittgers.Skylar stood and look straight ahead
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[Jewels53]

Lauren Pack @LPack JN

Hearing about the case on social media or media does not excuse jurors from being seated
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"A good juror is a good listener and must follow the law," Judge Oda tells the jury pool.
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"Ms. Richardson is presumed to be innocent ... she has noting to prove," Judge says. Noting it is the prosecution's job to prove her guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
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And here comes the attorneys to address the jury pool. Each side has 8 minutes. First up Julie Kraft for the prosecution.
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[Jewels53]

Lauren Pack @LPack JN
This is a preliminary opening statement, she says
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Fair and impartial mean you have not yet made up your mind about this case, Kraft tells them
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The evidence will show in aug. 2016, Sylar had a sexual relationship with a young man
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Upon learning she was pregnant she "burst into tear," said she could not have the child.
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She gave birth that baby in her house in May 2017 and told no one, then buried the baby in the back yard,
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[Jewels53]

Lauren Pack@LPack JN
When confronted by a doctor months later at a visit for a refill of birth control, Richardson admitted she had the baby in the middle of the night and buried it in the backyard, Kraft tells the jury pool.
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Because Richardson's baby decomposed in the backyard for two months, there were only skeletal remains left when found, Kraft said.
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Kraft has finished. Up next is Charles M. Rittgers or Charles Jr.
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[Jewels53]

I presume this is the defense Charles M Rittgers

Lauren Pack@LPack JN
More that two year ago a detective said Skyler put a lighter to the baby, but now don't have the guts to say they were wrong.
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This is a case that was built after second interrogation of Skylar, Rittgers Jr. says.
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When the try to get a confession out of Skyar based of evidence that has been recanted by the expert about the burning, she blurts out something.
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Skylar told the detectives she didn't cut the cord and the baby was white when born, Rittgers Jr. said
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[Jewels53]

Lauren Pack@LPack JN
Annabelle, Skylar's fetus, was very small and the doctor told her she was 32 weeks along, Rittgers Jr. says.
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Skylar thought she had 10 weeks before delivering the baby. Thought she could got to prom, graduate before telling her mother.
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"This is a massive rush to judgment," Rittgers Jr.
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Prospective jurors will now fill out questions for about 10 minutes and selection will continue later this morning
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