Kevin Geist

The defense claims that those police interviews should have never been let in.

Absolutely.

Thank you guys for having me.

Absolutely.

So they were able to weave together a narrative around Fotis being the individual who physically did the act of murder.

Michelle was essentially an agent to help in the cover-up.

So prosecutors alleged that she was in charge of things like manipulating Fotis Doulos' phone.

She was

Involved with him in the disposal of evidence, she helped come up with what were referred to as these alibi scripts, a rundown that they came up with and they wrote down in the event that they would be questioned about where they were.

Now, the problem with those so-called alibi scripts was they would catch photos on closed-circuit television or security cam footage that told a completely different story than what was written down in those scripts.

You can.

And at one point, you watch her lean out of the truck.

She says she was just in the truck with Fotis on that afternoon.

She didn't know what was going on, but...

You watch her at one point lean out of the truck.

The defense says she was trying to scrape gum off of her hand onto the sidewalk.

But when police investigators went back, they actually found some falsified Connecticut license plates that were dumped into a storm drain right in that area.

And the state, again, sort of rolls that as, you know, we have you on security camera disposing of physical evidence.

Whether you knew what you were doing or not, that's still disposal of evidence.

So she went back to meet with police investigators three times and every single time either had some sort of new detail or a detail would change.