Cliffs Notes - Trial Transcript, Dec 10, 1999

December 10, 1999 Trial Transcript

• Page 2-24 - Young Lee (Hae’s brother)

• Page 7 – The cousin’s teacher calls the Lees at 3:30.

• Page 13 – Young says that Adnan never called their house after 1/13

• Page 17 – Young says the blood stained tee-shirt is his, and was not bloodstained last he knew

• Page 25-36 Nisha Testimony

• Page 31 – Nisha says her number doesn’t have an answering machine

• Page 37 – 53 - Officer Adcock Testimony

• Page 40 – Adcock gets Adnan’s cell and Aisha’s phone number from Young. Maybe it’s only these 2

• Page 42 – Adcock describes the call with AS; AS says he asked Hae for a ride, Hae got tired of waiting and left

• Page 43 – Adcock calls Don later that evening

• Page 48 – Adcock says he knew AS & Hae to be friends

• Page 54 – Hae’s mother is moved back in the room, because she might be distracting the jurors

• Page 56-69 - Detective Forrester, Baltimore City Homicide Unit

• Page 58 – Forrester follows Ritz, McGillivary, and Jay to Hae’s car

• Page 60 – Forrester says the windshield wiper selector switch was broken

• Page 65 – The detectives needed to take a video to show that the control arm was broken

• Page 70-102 Sal Bianca, Baltimore City Police crime lab – trace analysis unit

• Page 80 – The bloody shirt’s DNA was analyzed at the request of the detectives

• Page 83 – Fibers found on and near the body were compared to a jacket, boots, and wrestling gloves

• Page 84 – No semen was found

• Page 85 – Epithelial cells found on the liquor bottle. DNA test not requested

• Page 100 – Prosecutor Murphy objects to CG calling Urick an a$$#*|e

• Page 101 – The judge says he’ll assume Murphy misheard CG, and he says CG is a pitbull, referencing dec 9th discussion with a juror, and the judge says CG is a courteous person

• Page 103-124 - Romano Thomas, Baltimore Police Department mobile crime lab unit

• Page 118 – the Don note is read to the court

• Page 119 – insurance card referenced

• Page 121 – floral paper is referenced

• Page 126 – Juror says he/she was shot in a hold up attempt, judge asks “And you forgot about that?”

• Page 127 – Judge says “So you just remembered that you were shot and you just remembered that that would stop you from being a good witness. Did you remember anything else yesterday?”, then dismisses the juror.

Overall impression: Dec 10 seemed fairly dry with a couple exceptions, e.g. CG calling Urick a... jerk. The crosses didn't seem to add a lot of value, but these witnesses were generally providing circumstantial evidence - it may not need to be handled like an eyewitness would be pressed by the defense.

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