Crimeatorium
Part 2: Illinois vs Bradley Yohn | The Horrifying Attack on Christine Lohman Schmitt
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Christine Lohman Schmitt was a 77 year old wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She loved Christmas, wine, and Star Trek, but most of all, she loved her family. Christine studied at the Sorbonne in Paris, and went to the London School of Economics. One night in 2021, Christine's life was changed in the most horrific way, when a man and a female accomplice terrorized her first in her car, then in her home.The following is the trial of Bradley Yohn, who decided to represent himself, and in doing so, made a mockery of the court system.A month after the attack, Christine, who also went by Tina, lost her life.The pain, indignity and fear Christine faced is nothing short of shocking, listener discretion is advised.The next part will be released tomorrow.Music:Tim Kulig (timkulig.com)Titles: Crimeatorium Intro composed by TimLicensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0997280/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1Support:Donations are appreciated, if you would like to help support the show, use the link below and buy me a burrito and a Diet Pepsi:http://Ko-fi.com/crimeatoriumFor $3 a month, you can support this show on Patreon, in return you will receive ad free, early, and bonus episodeshttps://www.patreon.com/crimeatoriumIf you like the podcast, please share it on social media and with friends, and take a minute to leave a review for Crimeatorium on Spotify, Podchaser or Apple Podcasts.Contact:[email protected] you for listening!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/crimeatorium9009/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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to be recalled in the future. But, Mr., any other questions at this time, Mr. Young, from this witness? I do. I do. That year, around Christmas, do you recall being given the items of evidence from the Adams County Sheriff's Department? No. No hammers or tools?
No. You're sure about that? Objection, Your Honor. I asked if you'd sort this all out or not. Let me have some redirect. Just two questions, Your Honor. All right. Let's go ahead and do that then. Sir, your wife didn't go into specific details about her sexual assault or rape with you, did she? Specific details aren't a great detail, fair to say. No.
Did she feel ashamed about what had happened to her? Yes. And she didn't want to go to the hospital because she was ashamed of what had happened. Is that fair to say? I object, Your Honor. I withdraw the question, Your Honor. The question is withdrawn. The jury should disregard any further recross based upon the questions just asked. Mr. Young? No, Your Honor. Thank you, Mr. Jones. No step down.
Thank you. Mr. Jones, when you're ready with your questions. Thank you, Your Honor. Can you tell me your name, please? Jacqueline Oglesby. Can you get your little duck closer to that? Jacqueline Oglesby? There we go. All right. Everybody here, okay. Ms. Oglesby, can you tell me what you do?
I'm an AR nurse at Blessing Hospital, and I specialize in SANE. Well, let's talk about that. You say you're curious about what SANE is. Tell me what SANE is. I'm a sexual assault nurse examiner. I do exams on patients who have been sexually assaulted.
I want to talk to you about November 9th, 2021. Were you working in the emergency rooms that night? I was. When you were working in the emergency room that night, was there an occasion where you met with or conducted an exam of recursion that you would be questioning? I did. Can you tell me about what time she was coming? It was about 8 o'clock. Later? Yeah.
When you do a thing in general, can you give me a general sense of what the first step you do as a sexual assault, how do you come up with what she said? Going in, meeting the patient, building that rapport so that they trust you to do their exam. In this case, what was the first thing you did after you met with this woman? What was the first step you took before you moved in?
Just assessing her immediate injuries. And when you met with her and talked with her, not asking what she, but when you met with her and talked with her, were you able to see if she was crying and seemed to accept what her emotional state was? Yeah, it appeared to me that she was in shock. She didn't really have too much emotions going on, I guess. A slap, a stack, if you will. Yeah.
Then you looked at her physical injury. Is that right? That's right. Did you also document those physical injuries? I did. Both in paper form and photographically? Correct. Did you take several photographs that reflected those injuries that you observed on November 9th, 2001? I did. I'm going to hand you what you marked as 19 through 32.
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