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But the big piece for me is I didn't know how the police didn't see the blood stain, the five foot by three foot blood stain.

But the big piece for me is I didn't know how the police didn't see the blood stain, the five foot by three foot blood stain.

That was it is the bed was over. He had moved his bed over it. Right. But, you know, I think Crawford said at one point they used a flashlight and looked and there was really dim lighting. But I'm sure that was a big. I'm sure for them they were like, oh, shoot. Yeah, exactly. I mean, thank goodness that the apartment complex did call them and say we have more evidence. Yeah.

That was it is the bed was over. He had moved his bed over it. Right. But, you know, I think Crawford said at one point they used a flashlight and looked and there was really dim lighting. But I'm sure that was a big. I'm sure for them they were like, oh, shoot. Yeah, exactly. I mean, thank goodness that the apartment complex did call them and say we have more evidence. Yeah.

One thing that I missed when I was watching the trial, but caught after watching it a few times, was that Jasmine's dad, Travis Pace, when they went into the apartment, he was actually the one that opened all of the cabinets. Yeah. And he did that so that anything that would be in there would be in plain sight. They wouldn't need a warrant for it. which makes sense.

One thing that I missed when I was watching the trial, but caught after watching it a few times, was that Jasmine's dad, Travis Pace, when they went into the apartment, he was actually the one that opened all of the cabinets. Yeah. And he did that so that anything that would be in there would be in plain sight. They wouldn't need a warrant for it. which makes sense.

But when I initially saw the crime scene photos, I thought, why are all the cabinets open? Was he trying to make it look like there was some kind of burglary? But that wasn't the case. And then the other thing I was going to ask is, So a couple times during the trial, they specifically talked about how the light in his apartment, it was almost like blue lights where the light bulbs were replaced.

But when I initially saw the crime scene photos, I thought, why are all the cabinets open? Was he trying to make it look like there was some kind of burglary? But that wasn't the case. And then the other thing I was going to ask is, So a couple times during the trial, they specifically talked about how the light in his apartment, it was almost like blue lights where the light bulbs were replaced.

Did they ever say if that was before or after? Because it made me wonder, did he intentionally change all the light bulbs in the apartment so it would be a lot dimmer if anyone did come in?

Did they ever say if that was before or after? Because it made me wonder, did he intentionally change all the light bulbs in the apartment so it would be a lot dimmer if anyone did come in?

Okay. A couple of questions about Jasmine and her family. Some folks wanted to know if we contacted Jasmine's family after the trial and if they were aware of the podcast and if they had any feelings about it.

Okay. A couple of questions about Jasmine and her family. Some folks wanted to know if we contacted Jasmine's family after the trial and if they were aware of the podcast and if they had any feelings about it.

All right. Another question, uh, or comment, actually, you guys are clearly big fans of General Womp. Will you be keeping track of her career?

All right. Another question, uh, or comment, actually, you guys are clearly big fans of General Womp. Will you be keeping track of her career?

It is inspiring to be around. I mean, the couple hours we got to spend with her and D.A. Moyle. Even he said he just kept pointing back to her like, yeah, she is kind of the engine behind this thing. And I mean, she's in the perfect seat for what she's doing. That's for sure. Absolutely. All right. Let's let's jump in a few more questions about jury duty and sequestration life. All right.

It is inspiring to be around. I mean, the couple hours we got to spend with her and D.A. Moyle. Even he said he just kept pointing back to her like, yeah, she is kind of the engine behind this thing. And I mean, she's in the perfect seat for what she's doing. That's for sure. Absolutely. All right. Let's let's jump in a few more questions about jury duty and sequestration life. All right.

Can you talk through the process of making your five minute call every night? Our listeners want to know, did the cop dial the phone for you? Did they stand over you? And what were you allowed to talk about if not the case?

Can you talk through the process of making your five minute call every night? Our listeners want to know, did the cop dial the phone for you? Did they stand over you? And what were you allowed to talk about if not the case?

Wow, that's crazy. So at what point during the trial, when you were in the jury pool, like when you were called to see if you were going to be on the jury, at what point did you find out it was a murder trial?

Wow, that's crazy. So at what point during the trial, when you were in the jury pool, like when you were called to see if you were going to be on the jury, at what point did you find out it was a murder trial?