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And to that point, Gallagher says, "...I expected it to be John's DNA and I wasn't going to get a second chance on it. It was either collect it or never have it." But remember, Canton PD was only about a mile from 34 Fairview. Ed Gallagher took the time to dispatch one of his officers to go get the leaf blower, but not to get real evidence containers?

And to that point, Gallagher says, "...I expected it to be John's DNA and I wasn't going to get a second chance on it. It was either collect it or never have it." But remember, Canton PD was only about a mile from 34 Fairview. Ed Gallagher took the time to dispatch one of his officers to go get the leaf blower, but not to get real evidence containers?

And to that point, Gallagher says, "...I expected it to be John's DNA and I wasn't going to get a second chance on it. It was either collect it or never have it." But remember, Canton PD was only about a mile from 34 Fairview. Ed Gallagher took the time to dispatch one of his officers to go get the leaf blower, but not to get real evidence containers?

And to the second point, how was the evidence stored once it was back at the police department? Well, according to the defense, the less than ideal treatment of the evidence continued. They showed photos of those uncovered, unsealed solo cups of blood just sitting out in the open in the police station's garage. And not just anywhere in the garage, they were right on the ground next to Karen's SUV.

And to the second point, how was the evidence stored once it was back at the police department? Well, according to the defense, the less than ideal treatment of the evidence continued. They showed photos of those uncovered, unsealed solo cups of blood just sitting out in the open in the police station's garage. And not just anywhere in the garage, they were right on the ground next to Karen's SUV.

And to the second point, how was the evidence stored once it was back at the police department? Well, according to the defense, the less than ideal treatment of the evidence continued. They showed photos of those uncovered, unsealed solo cups of blood just sitting out in the open in the police station's garage. And not just anywhere in the garage, they were right on the ground next to Karen's SUV.

Jackson called this a quote, recipe for cross-contamination. And I'm inclined to agree. During the third main thread of questioning, Gallagher said that he never asked any of the neighbors for security footage from the night of the incident. even though he admitted that he knew the neighbor across the street definitely had a working doorbell camera.

Jackson called this a quote, recipe for cross-contamination. And I'm inclined to agree. During the third main thread of questioning, Gallagher said that he never asked any of the neighbors for security footage from the night of the incident. even though he admitted that he knew the neighbor across the street definitely had a working doorbell camera.

Jackson called this a quote, recipe for cross-contamination. And I'm inclined to agree. During the third main thread of questioning, Gallagher said that he never asked any of the neighbors for security footage from the night of the incident. even though he admitted that he knew the neighbor across the street definitely had a working doorbell camera.

And furthermore, he said that while he was briefly inside the house at 34 Fairview, he never searched it, and he maintained that he never had any reason to do so, even though he acknowledged that at that time there was a possibility that John might have been involved in some sort of fight. Now throughout the day on Tuesday the 6th, the prosecution played more clips from Karen's various interviews.

And furthermore, he said that while he was briefly inside the house at 34 Fairview, he never searched it, and he maintained that he never had any reason to do so, even though he acknowledged that at that time there was a possibility that John might have been involved in some sort of fight. Now throughout the day on Tuesday the 6th, the prosecution played more clips from Karen's various interviews.

And furthermore, he said that while he was briefly inside the house at 34 Fairview, he never searched it, and he maintained that he never had any reason to do so, even though he acknowledged that at that time there was a possibility that John might have been involved in some sort of fight. Now throughout the day on Tuesday the 6th, the prosecution played more clips from Karen's various interviews.

In one interview, Karen says, quote, When John got out of the car at Brian Albert's house, he took my full vodka soda. And I think this is the prosecution answering the question of where did those cocktail glass shards come from? They say that they came from a glass that John was holding. In another clip, Karen says, quote, I didn't think I hit him hit him, but could I have clipped him?

In one interview, Karen says, quote, When John got out of the car at Brian Albert's house, he took my full vodka soda. And I think this is the prosecution answering the question of where did those cocktail glass shards come from? They say that they came from a glass that John was holding. In another clip, Karen says, quote, I didn't think I hit him hit him, but could I have clipped him?

In one interview, Karen says, quote, When John got out of the car at Brian Albert's house, he took my full vodka soda. And I think this is the prosecution answering the question of where did those cocktail glass shards come from? They say that they came from a glass that John was holding. In another clip, Karen says, quote, I didn't think I hit him hit him, but could I have clipped him?

Could I have clipped him in the knee? Incapacitated him? He didn't look mortally wounded as far as I could see, but could I have done something that knocked him out and in his drunkenness and in the cold he didn't come to again? Now this clip, I do think it's a strong point for the prosecution.

Could I have clipped him in the knee? Incapacitated him? He didn't look mortally wounded as far as I could see, but could I have done something that knocked him out and in his drunkenness and in the cold he didn't come to again? Now this clip, I do think it's a strong point for the prosecution.

Could I have clipped him in the knee? Incapacitated him? He didn't look mortally wounded as far as I could see, but could I have done something that knocked him out and in his drunkenness and in the cold he didn't come to again? Now this clip, I do think it's a strong point for the prosecution.

Because while she's not saying, you know, I definitively hit him as a declarative statement or anything, she's speculating, and strongly speculating, I'd say, that she could have hit John. And we have to think about this from the jury's point of view. They're seeing this and they're potentially thinking, well, Karen herself thinks she could have done it.

Because while she's not saying, you know, I definitively hit him as a declarative statement or anything, she's speculating, and strongly speculating, I'd say, that she could have hit John. And we have to think about this from the jury's point of view. They're seeing this and they're potentially thinking, well, Karen herself thinks she could have done it.