Emi
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I am somewhat local and very familiar with the case. Unfortunately, I have been too busy to go to the courthouse, so I greatly appreciate the updates.To add to my last post:
-The cadaver dog testimony was convincing to me, but I'm not sure how most others felt/feel about this.
-I find it extremely significant that the F. family have stayed in the same homes & the same area(s) since KS's disappearance in 1996. I.e., from all accounts it seems that they're treated with animosity/distrust/etc. when they go out in public due to their obvious connection to the crime - and this has apparently been going on for years. It's obvious that most people in their situation would have sold the houses & moved away long ago. Why put themselves through this unnecessary grief/hassle?! It's obvious they could have gotten a lot of $ for these homes. I.e., they could easily have sold them & gotten even an even nicer house/houses in another area/state where the real estate was lower - and probably had $ left over. Going along with this, it's evident that before CL's podcast the case wasn't nearly as well known - outside of the local area. So, they could certainly have moved somewhere (where not many/any had heard about the case) & started new lives, etc.
However, it's obvious why they've stayed in the houses all of this time & have never left. It was because they didn't want the authorities to come & dig anything up.
I hope this is brought up by the prosecution at the trial, but I'm not sure if it will be - given that it's not hard evidence.
for Thursday, 8/26
Attorney fires back at dog handler testifying in Kristin Smart murder trial
A third dog handler who searched the Cal Poly dorms after Kristin Smart went missing in 1996 testified in her murder trial Thursday in Salinas.www.ksby.com
AHH The Freudian slipQuoted from the above article:
The dog handler told Sanger she didn't know the chemical compound of a chocolate cake either but knows it when she sees it.
He fired back, "Do you think this is funny? This is a murder trial."
Glad that S. is admitting this is a murder trial. Earlier, he was implying that KS disappeared to "start a new life" & that's why she cut off all of her contact with her family & hasn't been seen in 26 years.
Uhhhh… menstrual blood is human blood?
He's trying hard to discredit the cadaver dogs and it's not working.Uhhhh… menstrual blood is human blood?