Juror Number 8

He goes through the same process with the shackles.

He goes through the same process with the shackles.

Cogswell also pointed out rust stains on Jasmine's skin, evidence of where the shackles and chains pressed against her for an extended period. He then presented a photo of the left side of Jasmine's body, which was completely free of wounds. But when her body was rolled over, it became clear that every single injury was concentrated on her upper right side.

Cogswell also pointed out rust stains on Jasmine's skin, evidence of where the shackles and chains pressed against her for an extended period. He then presented a photo of the left side of Jasmine's body, which was completely free of wounds. But when her body was rolled over, it became clear that every single injury was concentrated on her upper right side.

This pattern, he explained, is consistent with someone being trapped in the fetal position, further reinforcing the prosecution's theory that Jasmine was confined and immobilized during the attack. There was a moment during these photos when I found myself staring down at my blank notepad, my mind unable to process what I was seeing. Without thinking, I silently muttered to myself, Oh my God.

This pattern, he explained, is consistent with someone being trapped in the fetal position, further reinforcing the prosecution's theory that Jasmine was confined and immobilized during the attack. There was a moment during these photos when I found myself staring down at my blank notepad, my mind unable to process what I was seeing. Without thinking, I silently muttered to myself, Oh my God.

The sheer number of her injuries was overwhelming, each one a brutal testament to what Jasmine endured. I just couldn't believe it. This entire time, Jason Chen's head is hanging down. At first, it seems like he's avoiding the photos being shown on the courtroom screen. But by now, I had noticed a small monitor mounted under the glass top of the defense table, directly in front of him.

The sheer number of her injuries was overwhelming, each one a brutal testament to what Jasmine endured. I just couldn't believe it. This entire time, Jason Chen's head is hanging down. At first, it seems like he's avoiding the photos being shown on the courtroom screen. But by now, I had noticed a small monitor mounted under the glass top of the defense table, directly in front of him.

Later, I asked the bailiff about it, and he confirmed that every time something appeared on the large screen in the courtroom, the smaller screen in front of him turns on and displays the same content. So, while Jason appeared downcast, maybe even remorseful, the truth was he was seeing those images in even sharper detail than the rest of us.

Later, I asked the bailiff about it, and he confirmed that every time something appeared on the large screen in the courtroom, the smaller screen in front of him turns on and displays the same content. So, while Jason appeared downcast, maybe even remorseful, the truth was he was seeing those images in even sharper detail than the rest of us.

As images filled the screen, Dr. Cogswell walked us through key identifiers used during Jasmine's autopsy, markers that helped confirm her identity. Among those identifiers were her tattoos, permanent expressions of who she was, now preserved only in these photos and in the memories of those who loved her. If you've been following the podcast, we've got something new for you.

As images filled the screen, Dr. Cogswell walked us through key identifiers used during Jasmine's autopsy, markers that helped confirm her identity. Among those identifiers were her tattoos, permanent expressions of who she was, now preserved only in these photos and in the memories of those who loved her. If you've been following the podcast, we've got something new for you.

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Now you can dive even deeper into each episode on our website, sequesteredpod.com. We've added exclusive blogs for every episode packed with extra details, behind the scenes insights and key moments from the trial. Plus, we've organized all the trial and news coverage by each day of the trial. so you can follow along just like we did in the jury room.

Head over to sequesteredpod.com now to explore the case in a whole new way. Dr. Cogswell's testimony didn't just outline the injuries, it painted a vivid picture of the violence Jasmine suffered. His detailed observations provided the jury with a clearer understanding of the circumstances surrounding her death, emphasizing the deliberate and confined nature of the attack.

Head over to sequesteredpod.com now to explore the case in a whole new way. Dr. Cogswell's testimony didn't just outline the injuries, it painted a vivid picture of the violence Jasmine suffered. His detailed observations provided the jury with a clearer understanding of the circumstances surrounding her death, emphasizing the deliberate and confined nature of the attack.

While they are talking about Jasmine being in the fetal position, Moyle goes back to the large carpet sample on the floor of the courtroom and asks Dr. Cogswell if he sees any significance with the bloodstain in regards to the size of Jasmine's body.

While they are talking about Jasmine being in the fetal position, Moyle goes back to the large carpet sample on the floor of the courtroom and asks Dr. Cogswell if he sees any significance with the bloodstain in regards to the size of Jasmine's body.

At this point, with Moyles directing, Cogswell methodically takes the jury through all 60 stab wounds, one by one, using clinical, almost detached terminology like curvilinear and vertex. But behind those technical words was a reality that was impossible to detach from. Out of respect for Jasmine and her family, we won't be sharing all of this audio. However, I will share this.

At this point, with Moyles directing, Cogswell methodically takes the jury through all 60 stab wounds, one by one, using clinical, almost detached terminology like curvilinear and vertex. But behind those technical words was a reality that was impossible to detach from. Out of respect for Jasmine and her family, we won't be sharing all of this audio. However, I will share this.