http://touchfmboston.blogspot.com/2010/01/daniel-talbot-trial-continues-connect.html

Lieutenant Stephen Walsh, the Chief Collision Reconstruction Specialist who responded. Turns out there was a bullet hole (at this point of unknown origin to me) in the bumper of a Tahoe with chrome rims on it, and there was a bullet hole or bullet lodged in the tire, which was of course, flat. F-L-A-T. Flat.

He performed X distance/Y angle/Z elevation forensic testing using highly sophisticated equipment “It’s very similar to connect the dots…. it’s good for two miles.” He stated further, partially slitting the State’s case neatly in the jugular, perhaps not even realizing it:

“I think I arrived after all of the evidence had been gathered last guy there. We’re often an afterthought and it was that way that day too.”

Attorney Krupp: Anyone show you bullet hole and tire flat together?
Lieutenant Walsh: I was not doing forensic work on this vehicle.
Q: Anyone draw your attention to the tire.
A: I don’t recall.
Q: Anyone asked to show the location of the bullet hole in the tire.
A: Not asked to perform a trajectory analysis.
Q: Were you asked to try?
A: No.
Q: Are there people in the state police who do trajectory analysis?
A: I don’t know.
Q: Were you even shown the rod that was put through the bumper to the tire?
A: I don’t recall being shown any such rod.

……more (much more) at the linky.

http://touchfmboston.blogspot.com/2010/01/daniel-talbot-trial-continues-connect.html

Lieutenant Stephen Walsh, the Chief Collision Reconstruction Specialist who responded. Turns out there was a bullet hole (at this point of unknown origin to me) in the bumper of a Tahoe with chrome rims on it, and there was a bullet hole or bullet lodged in the tire, which was of course, flat. F-L-A-T. Flat.

He performed X distance/Y angle/Z elevation forensic testing using highly sophisticated equipment “It’s very similar to connect the dots…. it’s good for two miles.” He stated further, partially slitting the State’s case neatly in the jugular, perhaps not even realizing it:

“I think I arrived after all of the evidence had been gathered last guy there. We’re often an afterthought and it was that way that day too.”

Attorney Krupp: Anyone show you bullet hole and tire flat together?
Lieutenant Walsh: I was not doing forensic work on this vehicle.
Q: Anyone draw your attention to the tire.
A: I don’t recall.
Q: Anyone asked to show the location of the bullet hole in the tire.
A: Not asked to perform a trajectory analysis.
Q: Were you asked to try?
A: No.
Q: Are there people in the state police who do trajectory analysis?
A: I don’t know.
Q: Were you even shown the rod that was put through the bumper to the tire?
A: I don’t recall being shown any such rod.

……more (much more) at the linky.

http://touchfmboston.blogspot.com/2010/01/revere-daniel-talbot-murder-case-begins.html

Revere Daniel Talbot murder case begins amidst controversy over Police attire.
Update: No uniforms. Well awwwwwrighty then, here is today’s Boston Herald story.

I spoke with Defendant Iacoviello’s Attorney, Peter B. Krupp this morning, who informs that they are still selecting a Jury. Here is what I have to say:

Query, were the cops wearing their uniforms while they were busy breaking the law? If not, then why wear them now?

There is something fishy in Denmark. You need to look at the entire history of the case, and even if it was a cold-blooded murder (which I tend to doubt) have there ever been any toxicology tests run on the LE and girlfriend who were breaking the law? What, still no punishments for LE who were drinking all day, brandishing weapons and drinking and potentially doing drugs at the schoolyard? Smells like the same gloss-over that’s going down with reportedly coke-faced Jake Joey Fasano.

If it was a cold-blooded murder then those facts will be adduced at trial and the punishment should be the maximum permitted by Law.

Anyway, at least they fired Ervin Franklin, what a complete waste of taxpayer money he was. See the TOUCH 106.1 FM Disorder in the Court post and an April, 2008 post from my own KingCast blog.

Just the facts, please.

http://touchfmboston.blogspot.com/2010/01/revere-daniel-talbot-murder-case-begins.html

Revere Daniel Talbot murder case begins amidst controversy over Police attire.
Update: No uniforms. Well awwwwwrighty then, here is today’s Boston Herald story.

I spoke with Defendant Iacoviello’s Attorney, Peter B. Krupp this morning, who informs that they are still selecting a Jury. Here is what I have to say:

Query, were the cops wearing their uniforms while they were busy breaking the law? If not, then why wear them now?

There is something fishy in Denmark. You need to look at the entire history of the case, and even if it was a cold-blooded murder (which I tend to doubt) have there ever been any toxicology tests run on the LE and girlfriend who were breaking the law? What, still no punishments for LE who were drinking all day, brandishing weapons and drinking and potentially doing drugs at the schoolyard? Smells like the same gloss-over that’s going down with reportedly coke-faced Jake Joey Fasano.

If it was a cold-blooded murder then those facts will be adduced at trial and the punishment should be the maximum permitted by Law.

Anyway, at least they fired Ervin Franklin, what a complete waste of taxpayer money he was. See the TOUCH 106.1 FM Disorder in the Court post and an April, 2008 post from my own KingCast blog.

Just the facts, please.