Defense Attorney
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369 appearances
32 recordings
8 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 18 Dec
Defense Attorney’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It was the first time. Talk about questionable. It doesn't sound like science to me. When Dateline continues.
Talk about questionable science, junk science. The evidence was sent to the FBI, which is the premier lab for DNA testing. They found it to be 1 in 13,000. That is exceedingly low. And eventually, they send it to this new guy, Perlin. And Perlin says, I put it into my machine, and it comes out the other side, and it's 1 in 5 billion. 189 billion. OK.
If you include Mars and Venus and everywhere, that's such a disparity that it doesn't sound like science to me.
Right from the get-go, in the newspaper, they were pointing to Kevin Foley.
He clearly heard someone yelling, I'll never loan you money again, and heard glass breaking. Of course, a window was shattered in this case. Kevin fully didn't owe Dr. Yelnik any money, so that certainly didn't fit in with Kevin.
this inmate. That was their way of rejecting him in front of the jury.
Doesn't seem to be something you can easily laugh off.
Kevin was someone you believed in, and I thought it was good that the jury got to meet him, so to speak.
You were a mooch. No, I wasn't. And your father saw you as the exact same way, mooching off of him.
The state has introduced a case to you, and it is so full of holes.
You're getting on the Ferris wheel.
From day one, everything was tailored specifically to attempt to convict Melody of the It was a highly circumstantial case. There was no direct evidence to tie Melody, you know, to shooting Gary. There was no gun found in the house. Melody had no accelerants on her hands. There was none of that directly tied back to Melody.
You got to have Gary alive to make the money because it didn't necessarily come out at trial. They weren't really cash rich. If Gary wasn't working, then there is no money.
The blood leading down the stairs, for instance. They never tested any of the drops on the stairs. You had two drops on the basement floor that the crime lab determined that was Gary Ferris' blood.
The weekend before, Gary Ferris had been bit by the dog, and he was bleeding when he went down the stairs from his ankle. As for the bullet found in the basement... There is no blood found around the bullet, no impact mark from the bullet on the floor. It is literally like the bullet was dropped and placed on the floor.
And the last person who was in the basement prior to law enforcement arriving was Scott.
How could a 120-pound woman move a 300-pound man down to a burn pile roughly 50 yards below the house in the woods on a relatively treacherous terrain? There is one person that could have done that, and that would have been Scott Ferris.
And your father saw you as the exact same way, and he kept a very tight rein over you and your mooching off of him.
When it came to Scott, I think it was important to show that if his mother is framed with murder, then he always saw that estate as his.
He would claim things as his that were not his. That's fair to say.
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