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The defense team aims to deflect the blame from Melanie McGuire and pin it on her husband, Bill, during their questioning of a computer expert.
The defense team aims to deflect the blame from Melanie McGuire and pin it on her husband, Bill, during their questioning of a computer expert.
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S2024, EP105 "Calling In A Retired Chemist"Jurors continue to hear a taped recording of an anonymous caller; the Defense bring in a polymer chemist to dispute the State's plastic trash bag expert.
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S2024, EP108 "The Polymer Expert"The Defense's polymer expert refutes the link between the bags that carried Bill McGuire's remains to the ones found in Melanie's home; cross-examination begins on Sally Ginter.
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EP106 "Dismissing the Matching Trash Bags"The battle of the experts are played out for the jury; Prosecutors have more questions for Sally Ginter; she dismissed the idea that there was a match between trash bags that prosecutors alleged was incriminating evidence against the defendant.
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S2024, EP107 "State Delivers A Rebuttal Case"Melanie McGuire's defense rests their case to jurors; the state begins their rebuttal case by calling back to the stand their plastic trash bag expert.
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S2024, EP104 "Private Investigator Weighs In"A private investigator testifies for Melanie McGuire's defense; Jay Salpeter reviews the police reports on the investigation of Bill's death and other official documents from casino records to EZ Pass records.
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S2024, EP103 "Debunking the Theory of Incriminating Computer Searches"Melanie McGuire's defense team goes back to the subject of computer forensics examination for jurors; their expert on the stand takes a look at the internet searches prosecutors believed showed Melanie plotting the murder of her husband, Bill.
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S2024, EP102 "Computer Examination to Anonymous Call"Jurors learn about another side to the computer searches done on the McGuires' home computer days before Bill was found dead; Melanie's defense needs recorded phone calls made by an anonymous caller claiming to be her friend.
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S2024, EP101 "Blaming The Victim"The defense team aims to deflect the blame from Melanie McGuire and pin it on her husband, Bill, during their questioning of a computer expert.
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