KallMeKris

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5,731 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 10 Jun

KallMeKris’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And Stephen Astin, a firearms and tool mark examiner,

told the jury that the cartridge casings found near Moe's body came from one gun, Caitlin Armstrong's Sig Sawyer P365.

And he also eliminated Strickland's firearm as the source.

And a forensic poll of Armstrong's phone turned up a note she tried to erase that just read 1704 Maple Avenue.

And the actual address of the apartment where Mo was staying at was 1708.

And she deleted it the morning after Mo died on May 12th.

And prosecutors also showed the jury what Caitlin Armstrong had been searching for on her phone while hiding in Costa Rica.

And she'd searched for information on nose jobs.

And she'd searched the phrase, can pineapple burn your fingerprints?

I can't believe this human being is a real person.

And she'd also gone looking for answers about whether phones could be used to trace someone's location.

And the jury heard testimony from Armstrong's own friends about threats she'd made months before the killing.

And assistant district attorney Guillermo Gonzalez framed the totality of it for the jury saying, quote, this was not a momentary action.

This was someone who thought and had time to calculate and meditate about what she was about to do.

the definition of premeditation, the definition of first-degree murder.

And the defense faced all of it with a single argument.

None of it was direct.

Jeffrey Poirier, her defense attorney, spoke for 15 minutes, and he told the jury the state's evidence was lacking.

What?

He framed Caitlin Armstrong as, quote, a woman trapped in a nightmare of circumstantial evidence.

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