Defense Attorney Linda Parisi
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412 appearances
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
Defense Attorney Linda Parisi’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The new evidence was that the images that had been given to Paul DeLuca had been darkened.
The skull fracture was the pivotal point. in the state's case to convince the jury it was a homicide.
I call in a secretary, call in somebody else in the office. No one could get any better images.
We paid for him, but he recommended him.
Eric. was just indignant. He was saying whoever had done this manipulation should be held accountable. I believed after the meeting that he believed in Melissa's innocence, and he was going to try to rectify this.
I thought he was going to do something about it.
That's the only evidence against her. There's nothing that tips this as being a homicide. Absolutely nothing.
No, absolutely not. They had absolutely nothing. There's no eyewitness. There was no video. The reason Melissa Kaluzinski got charged is she confessed.
I think that his parents were misled by the daycare center about that incident.
I believe this is her best chance for freedom.
I believe he thinks in his heart that she's innocent.
What we want to do today is focus on who is this person and how did she end up in the position that she's in, convicted of the first degree murder of a child.
There is no question that the death of a child is probably the worst thing that could ever happen to a parent. But the only way that a parent gets closure is with the truth. And the truth has not come out in this case. I know that she is innocent.
Everybody that came in contact with her loved her.
Are there two reasonable interpretations? Brad Patton is one of Richard Tuitt's defense attorneys. The evidence that is being proffered against Richard Tuitt is not reliable and does not prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. Is this going to be more about defending Richard Tuitt or proving that the boys did it? This is a trial within a trial in the classic sense.
Absolutely not. No, never. Never would he have done anything like that. This picture was taken on his first birthday.
He always liked to wear a Santa hat and help with the gifts.
He used to tell me, I know it's not your fault, Mom. I'm like this. And he felt bad, and he felt like he was a burden.
There is not any trace evidence that connects Mr. Tewitt with the Crow residence. Richard Tewitt did not go into that house, and Richard Tewitt did not kill Stephanie Crow.
There was blood on your knee, wasn't there?
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