the premise that she drove a 165 miles to buy meth off of bailey is ridiculous in its own right. bailey, while a drug user, was neither a dealer nor did he even use meth.
also, because blaise believed because of meth induced paranoia that she was being poisoned, during this time period she was being tested daily. never once during that period did she test positive for meth, despite prosecution claims she was 'on a 3 day meth binge' at the time.
bailey raped a woman a week before the murder. the police knew about it. neither bailey or the woman or the womans roomate nor the womans mexican friends had any connection to blaise.
police have never even attempted to prove thru witnesses that blaise even KNEW bailey, let alone where he lived (behind a dumpster in an alley)
the rape victim, her roomate and the mexican friends knew where he lived.
while CSI technicians were processing the crime scene, detective thowsen (the lead detective) told them to stop. when the coroner found a bunch of phone numbers in bailey's pockets, all thowsen did was call them, ask them 'if they knew bailey' and when they said 'no' didnt investigate any further knew from the rape victim and her roomate that their 'friends' were illeagal immigrants, he claims he didnt want to 'get them in trouble'. settled on blaise as the murderer from the outset......i firmly believe the killer or killers are police informants they dont want to give up, even at the expense of an innocent woman rotting in prison for the last 15 years.
her defense teams
1st trial: two public defenders, one who had never had a murder case before and who didnt have the brains to disclose to the prosecution witnessess in time. mostly cause he was still hoping blaise would go for a 'self defense' defense. this resulted in a key defense forensic experts testimony being limited to talking about how fingerprints are left (which is not really relevent at all to this case)
2nd trial: a much better public defender and two high priced big ego lawyers from california. strangely the 2 lawyers being paid sit back and let the PD do most of the work (admittedly he did a pretty good job on his own) then throw him under the bus when she is convicted again.
innocence project: how is it they have been on this case for years and nothing has been accomplished yet?
