Defense Attorney
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 18 Dec
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There's no dispute that... the round, the magic bullet that was found allegedly at the scene, was cycled and not fired. But when they conducted the examination, the test-fired rounds that they actually compared to our client's firearm were fired rounds. They were not test-cycled rounds. And so the simple way of describing that is they were comparing apples and oranges.
Those conversations, he would later go on to say, I think I killed them. Maybe I killed them.
Yeah, in the same conversation.
The three of us here have been in this business a long time. We've all represented some of the worst humans on this planet. And none of us have ever seen somebody detained on a pretrial basis in the most secure unit in the state of Indiana.
That made him lose touch with reality, they said. When you're stuck in those circumstances, when you have no outside stimuli, you're stuck in a gray steel box day in, day out, lights on day in, day out. And you're trying to figure out why you might be held in this condition. It's not unrealistic that that's where you go. That's where your brain goes.
It's medieval, the way he was detained.
It's psychological warfare on a man who's a pretrial detainee.
It's textbook for an environment where somebody would spew some kind of false confession, where basically a man says, I give, I've had enough.
At the time that these statements are being made, it's hard to believe that you could give a lot of credibility to anything he was saying.
The ballistics and the magic bullet, it's just, this stuff is totally unreliable.
I hope that Susan will be able to live with herself in prison for the rest of her life knowing that.
It doesn't take away from the horrendous nature of the crime. She knows that she's guilty. She struggles with the guilt every day.
I think that her motivation of being released is secondary. to the primary goal of if she can maybe help some other mother who is thinking of maybe the same things.
Robert Baker decided that he was going to kill her husband. no reason that Monica would have wanted, no motive and no interest, and that it was Robert Baker who made that choice for her.
And during that period of time, Robert Baker, who you had every reason to believe was a cold-blooded killer, was left on the street, correct?
The focus was on Monica Cimentilli at that time.
Against Monica Cimentilli.
There was one that was shot dead and the other had three bullets.
Everyone in America is watching.
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