Michael Kiefer ‏@michaelbkiefer · 37s37 seconds ago
Willmott and Flores quibble over an analogy in which she compares altering the computer with tearing a page out of a book in evidence.
So the jury should not have been in the courtroom at all this a.m.!?!?
Jen's Trial Diaries @TrialDiariesJ · 29s 30 seconds ago
Juan is reading a policy from 09 and Nurmi wants to approach #jodiarias #3tvarias
@TrialDiariesJ: Issues were discussed when computers were in sleep mode the police officers were told to wake them. Flores's training told him to do this
Respectively, it doesn't make any sense to me because the whole premise of the issue (any form of prosecurial misconduct) is really an appeal against the original verdict and I wish it would have been classified as such a long time ago. IMO, we are way out in left field with all of this nonsense.
Wilmott is saying a Mr. Brown found avideo on the computer. F says he doesn't know he hasn't reviewed the whole report
Juan is up
I'm beginning to think JA refused to let the DT call mitigating witnesses to support her PTSD/BPD/mental history despite Nurmi promising the jury he would do so. The DT has been in full attack-TA/attack-JM from the get-go, and has offered next to nothing to explain why JA butchered her "beloved" Travis that "she loved so much".
More like blindfolding yourself and tearing a random page out of a random book of a LIBRARY in evidence, in which only a couple of books are even marginally relevant to the case.
IMO the judge is (properly) allowing the jury to hear that the evidence was not "pristine." This is normal so that the jury doesn't equate the absence of evidence (of, e.g., child) with evidence of absence. The jury needs to know that it is POSSIBLE, although extremely unlikely, that there was something on the computer that wasn't found because of these inadvertent alterations.
I have a question. All these things that are coming up, prosecutorial misconduct, evidence tampering, witnesses changing testimony etc...IF she gets the DP and WHEN she appeals, will some of her appeals be automatically denied because of the latitude the judge offered in this case? Because to me, they are re-trying this case and of course changing their whole strategy...self defense vs. mentally ill. I mean they have thrown everything out there IMO already so would the appeals courts just deny based on any of this? I hope I am making some sense. This trial sure isn't.