CO CO - Kelsey Berreth, 29, Woodland Park, Teller County, 22 Nov 2018 - *Arrest* #66

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Not sure if it meets ToS, but if SF ever gets so much as an unpaid parking ticket, can someone *please please PLEASE* create a thread for her? I want...no...NEED to sleuth her so bad! I’m *certain* that’s a rock with some truly horrible creepy-crawlies living under it. :confused:
bolding mine

I think you're good, now. ;)

Esp. since PF depends on mommy so much that he includes her phone numbers to facilitate his dirty work.
Your post puts this picture in my mind.
It's unsettling. :eek:
 
What would really be interesting is if the teeth found at the frazee’s end up being found to have no Frazee dna on them. Like other posters have said I’m not sure this is PF’s first murder (& his disregard for any life makes it plausible).

I would REALLY like to know about those damn teeth! Were they tested for DNA, I wonder?
 
You know what’s funny? Take KK out of the equation, and everyone would be absolutely convinced that PF is guilty.

As soon as she appeared, all logic went out the window. This, despite the fact that she was many hundreds of miles away when this happened (which is not in dispute).
I despise her, but know she thankfully was the weak link. Her story aligned with evidence,and yeah. Teleportation hasn't been achieved yet, so she was not there when Kelsey was murdered.
There's no two ways around it. PF is guilty.
 
You know what’s funny? Take KK out of the equation, and everyone would be absolutely convinced that PF is guilty.

As soon as she appeared, all logic went out the window. This, despite the fact that she was many hundreds of miles away when this happened (which is not in dispute).

Same deal as with NK and Chris Watts.
 
missed the start, sam notes... #1

- entered in exhibit, body camera video of KK leading agent Slater through KB's home.. KK is pointing out blood stains
- KK wearing CBI agent jacket...also has a hat on... Sam thinks that is really weird.. they put her in LE gear... guessing wanted to conceal her identity because we didn't get info about KK until later in January
- video of the walkthrough... KK points out where she saw blood when she walked in.. pointed out tv, chairs for the tv stand, baby toys, said where she dropped her bag by door.. put her gear on..
- the blood expert paused video.. he would do that to explain things
- he said she's pointing out places that are consistent with blood splatter stains..
- said yes, consistent with being hit with a bat when asked by May
- she points out blood on baby gate
- said she put detergent into the washing machine because she had been instructed to wash things
- think she washed towels
- in testimony KK had said she didn't want to put lights on
- said there was a lot of blood all over the floor, maybe some footprints but doesn't remember
- talks about blood pattern transfer stains..repeated transfer stains.. like walking in a puddle, then on dry sidewalk.. the fact that KK recognized as foot prints shows there was a blood source... same principle as using an ink pad then stamping.. go back to the ink pad source for more ink, etc.. same thing with having a blood source....that's how you get repeated footprints
- KK said she threw out tin foil from the cinnamon rolls
- blood splatter high up..
- used chopping wood as an example.. if you swung an ax, you would get wood castoff, that's how you get splatters.. basically the blood is "flicking" off a baseball bat :(
- why you can tell its going on so many different walls...
- Video resumes.. KK points out she climbed up on top of cabinets in kitchen to get blood stains
- Using a piece of wood that Slater handed her, she pointed out blood about a yard above the cabinets
- she had to climb up to get the curtains off
- Slater handed her a broom to point out blood above the stairs (I think) - she pointed out an arc above the stairs.. consistent with an impact area.. radiates a pattern.. the blood drops closer to the source are more circular.. as they are more far away, they get more elipitical oval.. the low part of the wall shows a thicker blood stain.. higher up is more oval stains.. higher up was toughest for KK to clean.. expert says that really makes sense why it would be tough
- KK said she noticed she didn't get spots lower on the wall bc she didn't move the tv stand
- bloody footprints all over the stairs
- video paused again..expert said "repetitive pattern transfer again" - that whole replenishing blood supply... again, think of the "blood source" like an ink stamping source pad you stamp again to replenish the ink/blood source and then start stampingh/walking again
 
At the very least, they could have used their one hour allotted for them to put on a defense, to put forth a witness, to dispute with a handwriting comparison, or dispute the credibility of the witness, etc etc/. But they didn't do any of that. What a surprise....

Well, you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.
 
FRAZEE TRIAL DAY 10: Judge says if jury doesn't convict on 1st-degree murder, lesser charge is an option

The people the jail friend claims Frazee asked him to kill are as follows:
Agent Gregg Slater, CBI
Sydney Kenney, Krystyal's dad
Deddy McIntyre, Krystal's mom
Kolton Kenney, Krystal's brother
Kristi Kenney, Krystal's aunt
Joe Moore, Frazee's friend
Wendi Clark, Joe Moore's wife
Chad Lee, Krystal's ex husband
Michelle Stein, Krystal's friend
Krystal Lee
Cheryl Berreth, Kelsey's mother
Kendi Kenney, Krystal's brother


The Defense and Prosecution have rested their cases.

The defense should have rested before they started.
 
NOV 15, 2019
Kelsey Berreth murder case: Jailhouse witness says Patrick Frazee asked him to kill key witness – Canon City Daily Record
[...]

The surprise witness, Jacob Bentley, said that he was housed next to Frazee until October of this year and the two started talking.

Bentley said he told Frazee he was part of a prison gang and that Frazee offered to help bail him out of jail if he arranged the killings of Kenney and other witnesses in the case. Bentley testified that Frazee also asked him to kill the lead Colorado Bureau of Investigation agent on the case, relatives of Kenney, Frazee’s friend who testified in court, and others.

[...]

“I will remain silent,” Frazee said, the most he has spoken to the court throughout the three-week trial.

[...]

The CBI agent, Gregg Slater, testified that Bentley provided investigators more than a dozen handwritten notes provided that appeared to be in Frazee’s handwriting. The notes, some written on paper towels, described how to find Kenney and others in the case and instructed Bentley to destroy the notes afterward. Prosecutors displayed the notes to the court, and Slater said that multiple people named in the notes had not previously been named by news reports.

[...]

Bentley testified that he was not promised anything by prosecutors in exchange for his testimony. told the court that Bentley had asked that his pending cases from multiple counties be resolved in one county.”]

[...]

Before Bentley took the stand, prosecutors called a bloodstain expert who explained that the blood spots found in the Berreth’s condo were consistent with Kenney’s account.

[...]

Kenney’s description of the blood patterns she found are consistent with a high-impact attack with an object, which would spread a large quantity of small blood spots across the condo, Priest said. When Fourth Judicial District Attorney Dan May asked if the stains were consistent with an attack with a bat, Priest said, “Oh, absolutely.”

“The fact that there are small bloodstains supports my opinion that we have a forceful incident, not a passive one,” Priest said.

[...]

Holding a sample of the floor from Berreth’s condo, Priest also described two indentations on the wood plank, though he couldn’t tell exactly what hit it.

“So something substantially heavy and substantially hard had an impact on this area and certainly a baseball bat is consistent with that,” he said.

[...]
Excellent Pommy!
 
sam notes.. #2

- KK pointed out area where tooth was found..
- Slater asked about cookie cutters... KK said they were in the cabinet... PF had specifically told her to get those..
- so much detailed info about blood from the expert...
- essentially the expert keeps confirming that blood was found everywhere you would expect it to be found from KK pointing out different things
- KB's father had head in his hands
- PF would watch intently when KK was talking in the video and showing where the blood splattered
- Bleach is a dna killer..
- KK was not on stand, this is from the video of her with investigators at KB's town home
- the blood on toilet was a smear transfer - blood splatter is the action - spatter is the....sorry, I missed the second part of that
- the torn up floor boards have the most significance
- blood is just looking for the path of least resistance... that's why it actually goes down in between the floor boards..
- blood on the wall very, very tiny spots.. just milimeters
- but on the floorboards.. 1/2 inch to 6 inches long... this is NOT just a drop of blood, this is a significant amount of blood, he called it "pooling" - validates what KK had told police and prosecutors
- Dan May asked about floor boards, if dents could be made by baseball bat.. expert said yes.. has a curve to the dent... any type of hard wooden object could have created that.. shows a deviation from those custom floor boards... PF had told KK to look for dents in the floor
- May asked expert if he had seen the black tote and could a person fit inside that... he said yes
- May asked if KB's father was okay and he was so they moved on
 
Was there any information in the notes as to why he gave Bentley SF2's phone #? Was PF going to have her give the payoff money to Bentley? So many questions, just glad he cooked his goose and surely will get life in prison. PFs dad's death sure does need to be looked into!
 
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sam notes #3

- asked expert how long blood takes to dry... long technical answers
- may asked if he had evidence that PF killed KB with a bat, would that be possible
- he said yes... estimated he hit her 10-15 times
- yes, KB could have said, please stop.
- "people are not easy to kill"
- How would he respond to someone saying "This is not a crime scene because there is so little blood"
- There actually is blood and it shows the cleaning efforts
- "Nothing to show death was accidental, very consistent with a homicide"
- Defense, Ashley Porter on cross... pointed out that expert had access to lab reports.. had published a report on this case.. she's trying to say that maybe he didn't tell the whole story here.. new report showed areas that didn't show KB's blood...
- porter asked about spatter stains in kitchen... he said it wasn't evident until KK had pointed out
- KK's testimony helped get the story, helps to explain it
- "The story KK provides seems to align the evidence"
- There was nothing inconsistent found with KK's story
- 3 jury questions for the expert witness
- question #41 - based on your experience, how much blood would be on the individual who caused this - answer was not that much, ends up getting on shoes, cuffs and collars, have done tests, always surprised the person doesn't end up with that much blood on them.. because of the castoff
- question #42 - something about the floor boards
- question #43 - where would you expect blood on the offender/person who did this - again, cuffs, collar, maybe hair
 
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