Maybe AC and other prosecutors did have suspicions that AW was a shooter. But decided prosecuting her would not play well in front of the jury .
Angie was there. She was the one firing that SKS . 30 cal. She couldn't handle the recoil on that rifle. That's why the shots from that rifle hit the porch rail, packaged flooring on the porch, the door jam, the stereo, the wall to an adjoining bedroom and finally accidently hit Chris in the arm.We do have a woman's Georgia Boot and womens boot tread in discovery that has not come up. If she changed her mind, when and why? These items seem to imply that she at one time planned to be there IMO.
Jmo the prosecutors are human and can at times get like others do when they get so involved in cases they don’t always see what is right in front of their eyes. Example the accountant was extremely skilled but got so focused on the name George and evidence didn’t even notice the date of birth on that bank account. He didn’t do it intentionally, but in all his education and experience he overlooked a very big detail on that account. Something so simple as a date. Jmo
I think she decided to wear the 10 1/2 men's boot deciding it was more appropriate than girly shoes.We do have a woman's Georgia Boot and womens boot tread in discovery that has not come up. If she changed her mind, when and why? These items seem to imply that she at one time planned to be there IMO.
Yes, they took all kinds of samples, etc. from the Manleys. Hair, DNA, clothes, shoes, cell phones, James Manley's truck everything. They also submitted them to multiple lie-detector tests.
BCI took and checked everything James wore, too. Also fingerprints, DNA, etc. The BCI agents who processed the crime scenes, who testified at the beginning of the trial testified about this. They have strict procedures to gather evidence and clear people who were at the crime scenes.
Think what you want, but whoever was shooting that SKS was shooting wild all over the place. Matt White outlined where the shots went that were from the SKS today. The porch rail. #15, the package of flooring on the porch # 14. The door jam # 26 The stereo # 25 & 38, the wall of the adjoining bedroom # 42.
I recall the testimony that those silencers can be heavy and cause the trajectory to be off. Add in the distance they were shooting from (not up close like 2-5 feet, but much further), it's easy to see how bullets could be off even for the best shooter. It's dark, they are "hidden" somewhat, using a rifle with a heavy silencer on the end that not only makes the gun heavier, but the bullet will be off. I can see how bullets missed and one hit Chris's arm vs center mass or his head.
Try telling that to a woman who has shot a 20 gauge and got knocked on her behind. I had a bruise on my shoulder for a week from firing a 30-30 one time.
I’ll play for a minute. Where was George? Keeping the kids?
I went through a junk drawer today and found 3 remotes for godknowswhat. Maybe one of those will work?
What time did bci get there? Did you write down the time the first agent got on scene? I just wonder cause it took about 2 hours to get to pike county and they met at piketon police department then started heading out.I am sure they testified to exact time the first one arrived at scene but I don’t remember what time that was. I also thought before trial they went directly to scene, but each one said they stopped first at Piketon.
This sums it up! This investigation went on for 2 1/2 years, they haven't played all the recordings yet and the ones AC says are most damning to George are still to come, so things still to come could very well implicate specific people doing specific things. I think they took their time with this investigation and if the prosecution felt any other scenario was possible they would not have given Angela the deal. I am sure some details can be interchanged between the 4 of them and it doesn't really matter. They operated together and committed these acts, then it really doesn't change much in my mind if xx bought this item or used that account and not this account. The statements the 2 that confessed gave must have matched enough of what they had that they agreed to a deal. No way they take this to trial if they really believe George had no part at all. If he had any part he is guilty on all charges. That is the bottom line.
Anyone who has ever had any thing to do with horses knows that Billy did not have a broken back. He was arrested in KY hauling a horse to the vet. If you have hold of the reins of a horse and something spooks the horse, a dog, a car, or whatever and that horse rears up with you holding it's reins if you had a broken back you would be rolling on the ground in serious pain.
