Testimony Notes – 9 March 2007
by on 10 March, 2007 at 14:55.Filed under Steven Avery
Defense experts undermine the prosecution assertions.
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Defense experts undermine the prosecution assertions.
Read MoreThe defense started its case. The most interesting witness was not allowed to provide testimony for the jury.
Read MoreThe State rested its case. There are some very strong areas of evidence that have been presented. There are also glaring holes.
Read MoreBy the end of Marc Lebeau’s testimony, my eyes were rolling. He was no longer believable.
Read MoreJudge Willis reverses his earlier stand on the value of edta.
Read MoreA medical examiner consultant for the prosecution admits that death by homicide is not the only possibility for the death of the corpse, but insists nonetheless that homicide was the only cause of death.
Read MoreA belatedly discovered bullet fragment was matched to a rifle found in Avery’s home. DNA matched to Teresa Halbach was found on the fragment, but all the DNA was consumed in the test. Avery’s DNA was not found on the rifle.
Read MoreTestimony turns to bones. Prosecution witnesses seem evasive when questioned by the defense.
Read MoreDomestic terrorist rides bicycle to bank robbery!
Read MoreTelephone records showed that someone was accessing Teresa Halbachs voicemail on 2 November, 2005. And that access required a password.
Read MoreSpecial Investigator Tom Fassbender had told the DNA analyst what results he wanted. Belatedly, he got what he wanted.
Read MoreOne thing that was clear this week in the Avery trial. Several of the sheriff’s department people were evasive and belligerent when they gave testimony.
Read MoreThe lead investigator claimed that the conflict of interest was not sufficient reason to bar Manitowoc County officers from direct involvement in the investigation of the Halbach murder.
Read MoreBobby Dassey gave a more complete scenario of the Avery joke discussion. This was not the confession that the State tried to make it appear.
Read MoreSpecial Prosecutor Ken Kratz gets sneaky or sneakier.
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