The Gloves. The Do-Rag.
10:04am: Defense attorney Rebecca Wittman begins cross-examination. Most immediate members of the Corr family are present. Tracie Corr is not.
-Inserra testified that he was with John Healy (now in custody) from 11pm until 4am February 27-28.
-Wittman's questioning surrounds the process used to gather property (especially clothing) from Healy on February 27. Pictures of the clothing have put us over 130 pieces of evidence.
-Inserra testified that he did not see, or was not present, when some of the evidence ($1 bill with bloody tissue paper, do-rag) was recovered the night of February 27.
-Glove found on Healy the night of the incident is coming into question. How was it recovered? Some apparent confusion from that night as to whether a second black item was misidentified as a do-rag, but was really a glove.
-On re-direct, Inserra testified about seeing injured knuckles on John Healy. Healy was not wearing gloves at the time. One glove and one do-rag were found in his pocket. (Aforementioned second glove was found in the back of a patrol car the next morning).
Inserra is off the stand at 10:31am.
-Inserra testified that he was with John Healy (now in custody) from 11pm until 4am February 27-28.
-Wittman's questioning surrounds the process used to gather property (especially clothing) from Healy on February 27. Pictures of the clothing have put us over 130 pieces of evidence.
-Inserra testified that he did not see, or was not present, when some of the evidence ($1 bill with bloody tissue paper, do-rag) was recovered the night of February 27.
-Glove found on Healy the night of the incident is coming into question. How was it recovered? Some apparent confusion from that night as to whether a second black item was misidentified as a do-rag, but was really a glove.
-On re-direct, Inserra testified about seeing injured knuckles on John Healy. Healy was not wearing gloves at the time. One glove and one do-rag were found in his pocket. (Aforementioned second glove was found in the back of a patrol car the next morning).
Inserra is off the stand at 10:31am.
posted by Andy Jenks - WKTV at
10:04 AM
4 Comments:
It seems to me that this defense attorney's tactics revolve around "attacking" the police agencies and how they gathered evidence on the night in question. Seems sleazy to me.
why doesn't the defense attorney admit they have no case, and give Healy the death penalty
Randy in Applewood
Why give him the death penalty? He'll just sit in prison for the rest of his life at you's and mine expense.
Why go anonymous and sign your name at the bottom of your post Randy in Applewood.
I admire the strength that Tracie Corr has going to the court house everyday and listening to all the events that took place that tragic evening. I hope that she is home resting and enjoying that beautiful baby. God Bless the Corr family.
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