No. See the article in the media thread...is this going to be televised?
Superior Court Judge Linda Lofthus ruled that the results of the autopsy and other medical tests in the case will remain under seal. She said there's a danger of public outrage if the scientific data were to be made public. The judge says releasing the information would also be harmful to the Cantu family's privacy rights.
Dan says Huckaby showed no emotion during the proceedings
#cantu Melissa Huckaby arraignment delayed to May 22.. Autopsy records to remain sealed to protect Cantu family. http://tinyurl.com/cfk83p
It's now 1:42PM here California time...
#cantu Melissa Huckaby arraignment delayed to May 22.. Autopsy records to remain sealed to protect Cantu family. http://tinyurl.com/cfk83p
The is chilling.
"Superior Court Judge Linda Lofthus ruled that the results of the autopsy and other medical tests in the case will remain under seal. She said there's a danger of public outrage if the scientific data were to be made public."
Bless Sandra, may she rest in peace.
As soon as the term "foreign object" was mentioned, I thought it might be too horrific to have released to potential jurors. I just pray Sandra was completely unconscious. :furious: MOOThe is chilling.
"Superior Court Judge Linda Lofthus ruled that the results of the autopsy and other medical tests in the case will remain under seal. She said there's a danger of public outrage if the scientific data were to be made public."
Bless Sandra, may she rest in peace.
I think it's entirely possible there was prior abuse and drugging ~ from the many visits Sandra made to the house MH lived in. I also think it was a wise decision by the judge; the public doesn't need to know the details until the trial and the taxpayers don't need to be paying for a costly change of venue. MOOI am NOT suggesting anything bad about the victims family or friends, but the autopsy could have revealed prior abuse or drugging (longer than 6 months ago- or whenever MH moved into the area) and the judge does not want to start a witch-hunt in the media. Judges usually don't "care" about (consider) public opinion in making rulings unless innocent people are involved- if it just made MH look bad, I don't think the judge would have said what she said.
Or maybe, hopefully, the judge is just being prudent about MH getting a "fair trial" in the county. It'll all come out at trial, so why risk tainting the jury pool now?