Yeah i know but how would we know? The feds don't share their reasoning do they? We know sh!t about any fed investigation. Same as the jury actually.She's talking about why the feds called them in and then the D took them.
I agree. Maybe she meant it rhetorically. The subject has come up in hearings and that is likely as much as can be found on it. Not sure we even know fully why the feds got them. I sure can't give the answer.Yeah i know but how would we know? The feds don't share their reasoning do they? We know sh!t about any fed investigation. Same as the jury actually.
Wouldn't know and wasn't in the mood so didn't go back to see anything on it. If she was the same one they were doing voir dire on in the morning, she came across to me as very almost a bit juvenile and inexperienced although trying to act like an expert and it not really working trying to get around some questions. They wanted her to be seen as a dog bite expert and she quite clearly was not. Did she have a number of years in general things? Yes. Specific experience in any area? Or expertise? No.I watched a small part of the ME witness testimony today. I thought her evidence about the cause of his head injuries was very good and thorough. Specifically the bit about the wound on the back of his head and how it caused the racoon eyes.
It sounds to me like they (FBI) were after somehing other than an informed opinion.She's talking about why the feds called them in and then the D took them.
So they called in outside experts for it? I'm not doubtint you, just wanting to follow what you are thinking.It sounds to me like they (FBI) were after somehing other than an informed opinion.
I have thought throughout here that rebuttal is going to be good. That thought has struck me many a time. The D has failed to even take off this time imo. Oh there has been an attempt or two but nowhere near prepared for it as the P was. Just shows the difference such can make. The first time was a planned ambush. Not this time.Won't be long now hopefully.
When will Karen Read's defense rest?
Rentschler worked with crash reconstructionist Dr. Andrew Wolfe at the engineering consulting firm ARCCA, which has been at the center of contentious hearings throughout Read's trial. Wolfe finished testifying Monday after two days on the stand.
Jackson said he expected to question Rentschler for about three hours, possibly more, as the final defense witness. When Rentschler is done on the stand, Brennan said he plans to call several rebuttal witnesses.
Once all witness testimony is finished in the coming days, closing statements will be held and the jury will get the case.
Rentschler will be the 11th defense witness called. Brennan called 38 witnesses so far, with more now expected.
Read has pleaded not guilty to charges of second-degree murder, manslaughter while operating under the influence of alcohol and leaving the scene of personal injury and death. Read's first trial in 2024 ended with a mistrial due to a "starkly divided" hung jury.