Elena

And get this, Katie says that at the time Karen said, I hit him, Timothy was in the ambulance with the doors closed and the engine on. So how is he so confident that he heard it? Now, here's the other thing about Katie. She has a connection with Caitlin. Wait for it. Albert, Brian Albert's daughter. But the nature of their relationship depends on who you ask.

And get this, Katie says that at the time Karen said, I hit him, Timothy was in the ambulance with the doors closed and the engine on. So how is he so confident that he heard it? Now, here's the other thing about Katie. She has a connection with Caitlin. Wait for it. Albert, Brian Albert's daughter. But the nature of their relationship depends on who you ask.

If you ask the prosecution, Katie and Caitlin went to high school together, but Katie says, quote, I wouldn't consider her to be a friend of mine. But if you ask the defense, these two follow each other on social media, they go on trips together, they stay overnight at each other's apartments, they attend baby showers together, and there are photos of the two of them together to prove all of this.

If you ask the prosecution, Katie and Caitlin went to high school together, but Katie says, quote, I wouldn't consider her to be a friend of mine. But if you ask the defense, these two follow each other on social media, they go on trips together, they stay overnight at each other's apartments, they attend baby showers together, and there are photos of the two of them together to prove all of this.

If you ask the prosecution, Katie and Caitlin went to high school together, but Katie says, quote, I wouldn't consider her to be a friend of mine. But if you ask the defense, these two follow each other on social media, they go on trips together, they stay overnight at each other's apartments, they attend baby showers together, and there are photos of the two of them together to prove all of this.

Now, is it necessarily a huge smoking gun, a definitive proof of corruption, that the firefighter is friends with the homeowner's daughter? No, I don't think so. But the thing is, what makes it look bad is that they're hiding it. If there's nothing going on, why go through all this effort to deny it?

Now, is it necessarily a huge smoking gun, a definitive proof of corruption, that the firefighter is friends with the homeowner's daughter? No, I don't think so. But the thing is, what makes it look bad is that they're hiding it. If there's nothing going on, why go through all this effort to deny it?

Now, is it necessarily a huge smoking gun, a definitive proof of corruption, that the firefighter is friends with the homeowner's daughter? No, I don't think so. But the thing is, what makes it look bad is that they're hiding it. If there's nothing going on, why go through all this effort to deny it?

Then Monday finished off with retired police lieutenant Paul Gallagher, who arrived at 34 Fairview to collect evidence after John had been taken to the hospital. Gallagher found patches of bloody snow and a broken cocktail glass. Now he said his search was thorough, but that he didn't find a shoe, a hat, or any brightly colored taillight pieces.

Then Monday finished off with retired police lieutenant Paul Gallagher, who arrived at 34 Fairview to collect evidence after John had been taken to the hospital. Gallagher found patches of bloody snow and a broken cocktail glass. Now he said his search was thorough, but that he didn't find a shoe, a hat, or any brightly colored taillight pieces.

Then Monday finished off with retired police lieutenant Paul Gallagher, who arrived at 34 Fairview to collect evidence after John had been taken to the hospital. Gallagher found patches of bloody snow and a broken cocktail glass. Now he said his search was thorough, but that he didn't find a shoe, a hat, or any brightly colored taillight pieces.

He also testified that he didn't see any footprints, dog tracks, or any other sign that John could have been dragged through the snow. And throughout direct and cross-examination, he was asked about how he collected evidence, how the evidence was stored, and how the residence at Fairview was secured and searched.

He also testified that he didn't see any footprints, dog tracks, or any other sign that John could have been dragged through the snow. And throughout direct and cross-examination, he was asked about how he collected evidence, how the evidence was stored, and how the residence at Fairview was secured and searched.

He also testified that he didn't see any footprints, dog tracks, or any other sign that John could have been dragged through the snow. And throughout direct and cross-examination, he was asked about how he collected evidence, how the evidence was stored, and how the residence at Fairview was secured and searched.

Let's hit that first point of how the evidence was collected, because this is the part that has a whole lot of people raising their eyebrows. It turns out that Gallagher used a leaf blower to move the snow, and then once he found spots of blood, he scooped that bloody snow, not into evidence containers, but into red Solo cups.

Let's hit that first point of how the evidence was collected, because this is the part that has a whole lot of people raising their eyebrows. It turns out that Gallagher used a leaf blower to move the snow, and then once he found spots of blood, he scooped that bloody snow, not into evidence containers, but into red Solo cups.

Let's hit that first point of how the evidence was collected, because this is the part that has a whole lot of people raising their eyebrows. It turns out that Gallagher used a leaf blower to move the snow, and then once he found spots of blood, he scooped that bloody snow, not into evidence containers, but into red Solo cups.

And not even sterile ones, these were ones that he grabbed across the street from his cop buddy. And to top it off, he stored those Solo cups not in an evidence bag, but in a stop-and-shop grocery bag. Now, I understand the weather was bad and this was an emergency, so you could argue that they were doing the best with what they had on hand.

And not even sterile ones, these were ones that he grabbed across the street from his cop buddy. And to top it off, he stored those Solo cups not in an evidence bag, but in a stop-and-shop grocery bag. Now, I understand the weather was bad and this was an emergency, so you could argue that they were doing the best with what they had on hand.

And not even sterile ones, these were ones that he grabbed across the street from his cop buddy. And to top it off, he stored those Solo cups not in an evidence bag, but in a stop-and-shop grocery bag. Now, I understand the weather was bad and this was an emergency, so you could argue that they were doing the best with what they had on hand.