The jury is unexpectedly apologies for the day after defense files accelerated proposals for departure
The jury had only taken a short time in the morning of July 12 when judges Sommer sent them home for the day in the wake of the defense’s movement accused the condition of burying evidence.
Poppell testified about receiving a box of ammunition from the former police in Arizona Troy tske– A friend of Gutierrez’s father previously identified as a “good Samaritan” but then identified in court – after Gutierrez was convicted of involuntary murder in March for his role in Hutchin’s death.
Spiro questioned earlier Poppell about why didn’t she put the box with the rest of Rust case certificate.
This morning, before the jury was introduced, Poppell again denied something hidden something and told Spiro that she was instructed to submit the box during another case number, so she did.
The Movement of the Defense claims Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office and the State “Hiddenad from Baldwin that there was evidence that the living round came from Seth Kenney.”
After a lunch break called the indictment PDQ Prop’s owner Kenney, which was hired to provide Rust Production with prop -sliding weapons and dummy rounds, to testify without the jury present as part of a hearing on the defense movement.
Kenney testified that, after delivering more than a thousand productions with Dummy rounds, “there was never a question” in his mind if he could have taken the live rounds to put.
Morrissey called the defense’s attempt to blame Kenney “a wild goose hunt.”
