Prosecutor

Was it a suicide? Was it a murder? I'd describe it as the most difficult case I've ever prosecuted.

Was it a suicide? Was it a murder? I'd describe it as the most difficult case I've ever prosecuted.

You did not feel that she was suicidal, is that right?

You did not feel that she was suicidal, is that right?

You did not feel that she was suicidal, is that right?

The state will call Linda Doolin.

The state will call Linda Doolin.

The state will call Linda Doolin.

Do you need to take a minute?

Do you need to take a minute?

Do you need to take a minute?

Were you able to make any determination that it was reported?

Were you able to make any determination that it was reported?

Were you able to make any determination that it was reported?

He actually drew a diagram of how he claimed her body to be.

He actually drew a diagram of how he claimed her body to be.

He actually drew a diagram of how he claimed her body to be.

It said that that arm was lower than the rest of her body. Blood sinks to the lowest point. So either her head was on the other side of the bed with her left arm hanging off, or her head had to be at the foot of the bed with her left arm hanging off, neither of which was what he described and diagrammed. And then there are those computer searches.

It said that that arm was lower than the rest of her body. Blood sinks to the lowest point. So either her head was on the other side of the bed with her left arm hanging off, or her head had to be at the foot of the bed with her left arm hanging off, neither of which was what he described and diagrammed. And then there are those computer searches.

It said that that arm was lower than the rest of her body. Blood sinks to the lowest point. So either her head was on the other side of the bed with her left arm hanging off, or her head had to be at the foot of the bed with her left arm hanging off, neither of which was what he described and diagrammed. And then there are those computer searches.