Just Jayla
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As of the latest news concerning the possible involvement of Dorothy Sims, I think we got another "peek" at one of the defense strategies.
There has been much speculation in the past as to why the defense witness list is so lacking and why defense experts who stated early on they were involved in the case have now disappeared from being listed on Defense List.
Appears to me that the defense has no intention in refuting State Expert Witnesses with testimony from Defense Witness Experts, but instead will only attempt to discredit the State experts through cross examination only?......
Exit stage left: Badon, Kobi, etc
Enter stage right: Dorothy Sims
They ought to be careful with this, because the state can play that game, too....if I were Ms. Burdick, I would highlight the fact that some of the defense experts have been known to make a career/money/celebrity status out of doing what they do (Dr. Lee).
With the state's experts, there are some unknown names, scientists that have thus far not had anything to gain out of testifying for or against anyone.
And the grab bag is the FBI...the FBI has to maintain an independent status so as to maintain integrity in their field that transcends any state case. So, the FBI could be good or bad for either side, I am very interested to see their testimonies.
The state does have one wonderful luxury-They have not only the experts, but a complimentary group of lay-witnesses that will add a layer of credibility to the experts-Such as Tim Miller....once he gets on the stand (and he is very grumpy about this case) and tells his story, in addition to the experts, a fuller picture will be available for the jurors. The defense ONLY has the experts, as there are really no lay-witnesses that can back up anything KC says.