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Capital murder trial focuses on police dog evidence
August 20, 2013
Updated at 05:07 PM today
by Katie McCall
KTRK (ABC) - Houston, TX
http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?section=news/local&id=9212280
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In the video report by Katie McCall during the 5pm CDT News (above Link), she indicated there would be more about the video statement Mona Nelson gave to HPD at 6:30 p.m.
As of this time (posting), the video from the 6 pm News (8/20/13) has not been posted to KTRK (ABC)'s homepage. Perhaps it will be posted later today (8/21/13).
I recorded the 6 PM News (8/20/13). The report from Katie McCall starts at 6:28 pm. Prior to her report, the Anchor Gina Gaston stated that Mona Nelson gave a 1 hour 18 minute statement to police (HPD -Houston Police Dept).
Katie McCall said tomorrow (which is now today, 8/21/13) three people who are going to testify are from out of town and are Expert Witnesses. They will be testifying out of order. Then it is expected the remainder of the taped interview with Mona Nelson and HPD will be played.
Part of Katie McCall's report:
From the Nelson Video Statement - December, 2010:
Mona Nelson: "I jumped out and just manhandled it... I grabbed it and dumped it over the side and it went over."
12 year old Jonathan Foster's body was charred beyond recognition and found face down in the grass with no can in sight. Homicide detectives did not buy Nelson's story but there is one part of her statement that they did believe and that was the unique odor she said was coming from the can.
Mona Nelson - December, 2010: "It was like a sweet smell, not like a candy sweet, but a smell I'd never smelled before."
Sgt. Brian Harris testified that he investigated 8 cases that involved the burning of a human body and said Mona Nelson had precisely identified the smell that occurs when human flesh is burned.
Sgt. Brian Harris - HPD Homicide: "It's almost like a sweet, sweet mesquite smell and it's been consistent on all of these burned bodies.
I was thinking I know exactly what she's talking about. I was thinking she's describing Jonathan."
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The above is partial info from Katie McCall's report starting at 6:28 pm ( from a segment of the 6 pm News I recorded via TV on Tuesday, 8/20/13.) Therefore, I have no Link. However, here is a Link to the Homepage of the source, KTRK (ABC) - Houston, TX:
http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/index
I am hoping the video from the 6 pm News (8/20/13) will be posted by KTRK today, 8/21/13.
August 20, 2013
Updated at 05:07 PM today
by Katie McCall
KTRK (ABC) - Houston, TX
http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?section=news/local&id=9212280
~~~~~
In the video report by Katie McCall during the 5pm CDT News (above Link), she indicated there would be more about the video statement Mona Nelson gave to HPD at 6:30 p.m.
As of this time (posting), the video from the 6 pm News (8/20/13) has not been posted to KTRK (ABC)'s homepage. Perhaps it will be posted later today (8/21/13).
I recorded the 6 PM News (8/20/13). The report from Katie McCall starts at 6:28 pm. Prior to her report, the Anchor Gina Gaston stated that Mona Nelson gave a 1 hour 18 minute statement to police (HPD -Houston Police Dept).
Katie McCall said tomorrow (which is now today, 8/21/13) three people who are going to testify are from out of town and are Expert Witnesses. They will be testifying out of order. Then it is expected the remainder of the taped interview with Mona Nelson and HPD will be played.
Part of Katie McCall's report:
From the Nelson Video Statement - December, 2010:
Mona Nelson: "I jumped out and just manhandled it... I grabbed it and dumped it over the side and it went over."
12 year old Jonathan Foster's body was charred beyond recognition and found face down in the grass with no can in sight. Homicide detectives did not buy Nelson's story but there is one part of her statement that they did believe and that was the unique odor she said was coming from the can.
Mona Nelson - December, 2010: "It was like a sweet smell, not like a candy sweet, but a smell I'd never smelled before."
Sgt. Brian Harris testified that he investigated 8 cases that involved the burning of a human body and said Mona Nelson had precisely identified the smell that occurs when human flesh is burned.
Sgt. Brian Harris - HPD Homicide: "It's almost like a sweet, sweet mesquite smell and it's been consistent on all of these burned bodies.
I was thinking I know exactly what she's talking about. I was thinking she's describing Jonathan."
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The above is partial info from Katie McCall's report starting at 6:28 pm ( from a segment of the 6 pm News I recorded via TV on Tuesday, 8/20/13.) Therefore, I have no Link. However, here is a Link to the Homepage of the source, KTRK (ABC) - Houston, TX:
http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/index
I am hoping the video from the 6 pm News (8/20/13) will be posted by KTRK today, 8/21/13.