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Devin Hall, he was the teenager who arrived by train around the time of the murder. He had a record for burglary and was currently incarcerated.
Devin Hall, he was the teenager who arrived by train around the time of the murder. He had a record for burglary and was currently incarcerated.
You said Cole Justice came in for 10 days, correct?
You said Cole Justice came in for 10 days, correct?
What day did you guys interview Devin Hall on those 10 days?
What day did you guys interview Devin Hall on those 10 days?
We did not. That was a big omission, according to the defense. And remember the running man tip that surfaced early in the investigation?
We did not. That was a big omission, according to the defense. And remember the running man tip that surfaced early in the investigation?
A local guy had identified himself as the running man, but he was just a jogger. The defense argued, what if another man was out that night, running away from the murder?
A local guy had identified himself as the running man, but he was just a jogger. The defense argued, what if another man was out that night, running away from the murder?
The expert also disputed Devon Hall's alibi, that police believed a videotape showed him arriving by train after the murder.
The expert also disputed Devon Hall's alibi, that police believed a videotape showed him arriving by train after the murder.
As for the witnesses who testified that Nicole actually confessed to them?
As for the witnesses who testified that Nicole actually confessed to them?
William May said he reported all of it to police in 2008, but investigators testified they had no record of it. All in all, Kuhn said, the state's case was flimsy.
William May said he reported all of it to police in 2008, but investigators testified they had no record of it. All in all, Kuhn said, the state's case was flimsy.
His withering critique was just what the defense felt it needed. The question now, would the jury buy it? After six days of testimony, it was time for the jury to decide whether the mystery of who killed Anita Knutson would finally be put to rest. Was it, in fact, Nicole Rice? Did she enter Anita's room in the wee hours of the morning and stab her roommate to death? Ryan Chandler was on the jury.
His withering critique was just what the defense felt it needed. The question now, would the jury buy it? After six days of testimony, it was time for the jury to decide whether the mystery of who killed Anita Knutson would finally be put to rest. Was it, in fact, Nicole Rice? Did she enter Anita's room in the wee hours of the morning and stab her roommate to death? Ryan Chandler was on the jury.