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And in this case, Jackson didn't really go after O'Hara's background or his methods of evidence collecting or anything like that, but he instead went the route of showing that there could have been opportunity for someone else to plant evidence. Jackson said, quote, For some time before you got there, the scene could have been accessed by anyone.

And in this case, Jackson didn't really go after O'Hara's background or his methods of evidence collecting or anything like that, but he instead went the route of showing that there could have been opportunity for someone else to plant evidence. Jackson said, quote, For some time before you got there, the scene could have been accessed by anyone.

And in this case, Jackson didn't really go after O'Hara's background or his methods of evidence collecting or anything like that, but he instead went the route of showing that there could have been opportunity for someone else to plant evidence. Jackson said, quote, For some time before you got there, the scene could have been accessed by anyone.

He also pointed out that there were at least six people at the scene at the time who were not from Kevin's team, and he got Kevin to admit that he saw no crime scene tape, barricades, or police presence that could have prevented someone else from accessing the scene.

He also pointed out that there were at least six people at the scene at the time who were not from Kevin's team, and he got Kevin to admit that he saw no crime scene tape, barricades, or police presence that could have prevented someone else from accessing the scene.

He also pointed out that there were at least six people at the scene at the time who were not from Kevin's team, and he got Kevin to admit that he saw no crime scene tape, barricades, or police presence that could have prevented someone else from accessing the scene.

And while I do think that Jackson made some good points, I personally think that the defense still has a lot more work to do when it comes to discrediting this taillight evidence. I do think it's a lot to just ask the jury to buy into the police straight up planting evidence.

And while I do think that Jackson made some good points, I personally think that the defense still has a lot more work to do when it comes to discrediting this taillight evidence. I do think it's a lot to just ask the jury to buy into the police straight up planting evidence.

And while I do think that Jackson made some good points, I personally think that the defense still has a lot more work to do when it comes to discrediting this taillight evidence. I do think it's a lot to just ask the jury to buy into the police straight up planting evidence.

And while I think the defense has made some headway in showing that there was opportunity for someone to do so, I don't think that the opportunity is enough, so I think we should expect to hear more tail light talk from both sides. Then we kicked off Wednesday with State Trooper Connor Keefe briefly taking a stand for the prosecution. Now that's the last name Keefe, not O'Keefe, keep that in mind.

And while I think the defense has made some headway in showing that there was opportunity for someone to do so, I don't think that the opportunity is enough, so I think we should expect to hear more tail light talk from both sides. Then we kicked off Wednesday with State Trooper Connor Keefe briefly taking a stand for the prosecution. Now that's the last name Keefe, not O'Keefe, keep that in mind.

And while I think the defense has made some headway in showing that there was opportunity for someone to do so, I don't think that the opportunity is enough, so I think we should expect to hear more tail light talk from both sides. Then we kicked off Wednesday with State Trooper Connor Keefe briefly taking a stand for the prosecution. Now that's the last name Keefe, not O'Keefe, keep that in mind.

And he showed jurors John's shoe, as well as two pieces of clear teralite that he helped process at the scene. On cross-examination, he was hesitant to admit that he had ever worked with Michael Proctor. I can't say I really blame him there, I wouldn't want to be associated with Proctor. But he eventually admitted that he and Proctor did interview Sarah Levinson together.

And he showed jurors John's shoe, as well as two pieces of clear teralite that he helped process at the scene. On cross-examination, he was hesitant to admit that he had ever worked with Michael Proctor. I can't say I really blame him there, I wouldn't want to be associated with Proctor. But he eventually admitted that he and Proctor did interview Sarah Levinson together.

And he showed jurors John's shoe, as well as two pieces of clear teralite that he helped process at the scene. On cross-examination, he was hesitant to admit that he had ever worked with Michael Proctor. I can't say I really blame him there, I wouldn't want to be associated with Proctor. But he eventually admitted that he and Proctor did interview Sarah Levinson together.

Keefe also observed John's autopsy performed by the Commonwealth Medical Examiner and the defense said, quote, you left without her ruling at a homicide, correct? That question was objected to and the objection was sustained, but we know that this is true and the defense was making the point early. Next we heard from Jessica Hyde, a digital forensics examiner.

Keefe also observed John's autopsy performed by the Commonwealth Medical Examiner and the defense said, quote, you left without her ruling at a homicide, correct? That question was objected to and the objection was sustained, but we know that this is true and the defense was making the point early. Next we heard from Jessica Hyde, a digital forensics examiner.

Keefe also observed John's autopsy performed by the Commonwealth Medical Examiner and the defense said, quote, you left without her ruling at a homicide, correct? That question was objected to and the objection was sustained, but we know that this is true and the defense was making the point early. Next we heard from Jessica Hyde, a digital forensics examiner.

And if you thought you heard the last of House Long to Die in Cold, buckle up because we heard about it for hours more. And similar to the testimony from the prosecution's other digital forensics expert that was Ian Whiffen, this testimony was very long, it was very technical, so I'm here to try to give a high-level summary.

And if you thought you heard the last of House Long to Die in Cold, buckle up because we heard about it for hours more. And similar to the testimony from the prosecution's other digital forensics expert that was Ian Whiffen, this testimony was very long, it was very technical, so I'm here to try to give a high-level summary.