KallMeKris
speaker
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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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 7 in all, peaking in May 2026 with 3.
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You won't hear and you didn't hear about any camera footage showing Caitlin Armstrong at the scene of the shooting.
Despite there being tons of cameras in the area, not one captures Caitlin Armstrong at the scene."
No witness saw Armstrong at Cash's apartment.
That's true.
And no camera captured her entering or leaving.
That's true.
And the burden of proof, Poirier reminded the jury, rested entirely with the state.
And defense attorney Rick Cofer picked up the same thread.
And he argued that police locked onto Armstrong early and never considered other suspects.
And he called it an easy narrative, a jealous lover, a convenient story.
Quote, police think Caitlin committed this crime.
They don't know.
She fits their story, unquote.
And when it came time for closing arguments, Cofer pointed the finger at the man at the center of the triangle,
Strickland became the defense's alternate theory, and they brought in their own experts to challenge the science.
The defense called Bill Tobin to the stand, and he was a material scientist with an FBI background and over 300 prior court appearances.
And his testimony challenged the entire foundation of the ballistics match.
And he told the jury that experts in the field can't even agree on what significant agreement between projectiles actually means.
And Matthew Quartaro, a DNA consultant brought in by the defense, took on the prosecution's analyst, Tim Cullifoot.
And Cullifoot had told the jury that Armstrong's DNA was on Moe's bike and that someone had most likely grabbed it directly.
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