INfisherman
I won’t be doing that again
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I see this just meaning RA was still mixing lies with truth in what he told Wala & confessed to & it simply means he was closer to if not already across the creek with the girls. He heard or saw that van. This just means he had 14 minutes less than we initially thought when he was across the creek.What would the FBI agent have testified to that would have changed the timeline about the white van? Would it have proved BW did not arrive home at around 2:30pm?
I agree that the information about the white van matters. I have not gotten to listen to the Murder Sheet podcast, but if the juror said the white van timeline and Richard Allen's confession about the white van mattered when it came to the decision, that might help the defense.
That Murder Sheet podcast episode could be very useful evidence. They have a juror on tape saying the white van testimony mattered when it came to reaching a decision.
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