Did that guy give his name and testify in the trial?They're ya go.
Did that guy give his name and testify in the trial?
Ok. Also the article calls it a "sinister theory" - in other words, not a fact.
"We" haven't heard much? I don't know who we are but I'd agree that you and they have "heard" much, lol.It doesn't matter what entity conducted the interviews. It still was never documented that the witnesses ever heard her say that by any entity. Sure seems like a very important thing to document if it really happened, doesn't it? Like THE most important thing to document.
I have no idea if she was helpful or not since we haven't heard much about her involvement in the investigation.
"We" haven't heard much? I don't know who we are but I'd agree that you and they have "heard" much, lol.
I don't know why you think "it was never documented".
Whose report do you think should have contained which info but didn't? In other words, who didn't document what and please be specific.
And still not a word about in any witness statement no matter what day the statement was taken. I'm not sure why what date it was done, IF they were even done, would matter. It still should have been one of the first things notated IF it really happened, wouldn't you think?I think they likely just wanted to get out of the blizzard that night and get him to hospital. Any interviews would not have happened till the next day at the very earliest IMO. If they decide to recharge her today, it will be a chance for LE and prosecution to all have a second go at it.
Just as much circumstantial evidence it possibly happened that way as it did her hitting him just from everything that wasn't done and by things that were deleted and disposed of by cops and their family members.What evidence is there that he was killed by another cop?
No. It still did not make it in ANY witness statements as I've said numerous times now.It was mentioned by that one paramedic in court that I quoted so isn't that enough?
And by the possible unanimous jury finding her not guilty, it seems the prosecutions theory is also just a theory instead of fact.Ok. Also the article calls it a "sinister theory" - in other words, not a fact.
I don't think we are going to know much more now till Aug 9th, when the court will hear the defence motion to dismiss the two supposed not guilty charges.
Where is it on ANY witness statement where they should have interviewed each and every person on site that night? Did they even take ANY witness statement at all?"We" haven't heard much? I don't know who we are but I'd agree that you and they have "heard" much, lol.
I don't know why you think "it was never documented".
Whose report do you think should have contained which info but didn't? In other words, who didn't document what and please be specific.
And they go in and interview every person that was on site that night, too. Did that even happen?When an officer is writing an incident report, they must include all relevant facts.
It doesn't really matter. It isn't unusual for paramedics to be called into court as an eyewitness after the fact.No. It still did not make it in ANY witness statements as I've said numerous times now.
Not necessarily. The P didn't prove the intent. The jury was only unanimous on the not guilty on the murder charge and leaving the scene. It seems there was a majority who believed she did it but that it was not premeditated, so a possible accident. The D still have the motion in to dismiss those two unanimous charges.And by the possible unanimous jury finding her not guilty, it seems the prosecutions theory is also just a theory instead of fact.
There was no evidence pointing to anyone else involved AFAIK. Supposition and theories only.Just as much circumstantial evidence it possibly happened that way as it did her hitting him just from everything that wasn't done and by things that were deleted and disposed of by cops and their family members.
There was no evidence pointing to anyone else involved AFAIK. Supposition and theories only.