Brett Zimbrick

Proceeded from the Atlanta Police perspective, the District Attorney's Office was made aware of what we had uncovered, what we believed based on what we saw, our experience, the evidence that we had, the interviews that we've conducted, you know, that everybody had a big question about why did he go to Emory Hospital as opposed to going to Grady Hospital.

Proceeded from the Atlanta Police perspective, the District Attorney's Office was made aware of what we had uncovered, what we believed based on what we saw, our experience, the evidence that we had, the interviews that we've conducted, you know, that everybody had a big question about why did he go to Emory Hospital as opposed to going to Grady Hospital.

There's obviously an entrance hole at the back of the seat and an exit hole at the front of the seat. And then based on autopsy, the entrance hole in the body of Diane, you know, you could basically put the body back into the seat based on that alone or you would have an approximate position of Diane at the time that the bullet entered her body.

There's obviously an entrance hole at the back of the seat and an exit hole at the front of the seat. And then based on autopsy, the entrance hole in the body of Diane, you know, you could basically put the body back into the seat based on that alone or you would have an approximate position of Diane at the time that the bullet entered her body.

So the processing of the vehicle, the recovery of the gun, all that stuff was probably done fairly early in the investigation. I'm not sure what triggered Fulton County to become exceptionally interested. We would discuss it as a group and the detective, the lead detective in the case would make the presentation that this is what I believe we can back up if it goes to trial.

So the processing of the vehicle, the recovery of the gun, all that stuff was probably done fairly early in the investigation. I'm not sure what triggered Fulton County to become exceptionally interested. We would discuss it as a group and the detective, the lead detective in the case would make the presentation that this is what I believe we can back up if it goes to trial.

The involuntary or the reckless conduct, which included the involuntary and what other misdemeanor gun charge there was, was what we, the Atlanta Police Department, the homicide unit, and the lead detective believed we could justify at trial.

The involuntary or the reckless conduct, which included the involuntary and what other misdemeanor gun charge there was, was what we, the Atlanta Police Department, the homicide unit, and the lead detective believed we could justify at trial.