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Originally Posted by AllAboutCams
If they find EDTA in his blood thats in the car do they both get let go.
My head is all over the place something i read online said that she has been to the property before and he met her with a towel around his body and asked not to go back again.
He also used a fake name to book her when she went missing and presumably tried to fake calling her but forgot to add the caller id.
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I think if they find EDTA in the blood in the car, it's clear the police put it there. Do they let them go? No, but it's enough to open it back up and retry it I
THINK the attorney said, and with that as new evidence, I think it would be enough to exonerate him.
I still have to go read the transcripts. I started to, but was discouraged right from the start. The kid still had the bleached pants on his kitchen floor 4 months later? Why wouldn't they burn them? A 16 year old can give police permission to enter his house to get evidence? To be interrogated alone? Those are police logs and reports. It can not be slanted to fit the defense's documentary. That shit really happened.