Posts Tagged ‘ autopsy report ’

5:00pm Update: Adjournment A full recap of the day’s activity hits around 7:00pmET…  The prosecution finds its feet and the defense tries to trip them up. 3:00pm Update – If the Knife Doesn’t Fit… Detective Bryan Waid was called back to the stand to authenticate the “exemplar” knife obtained by MPD to act as a dummy of the...
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Dr. Goslinoski’s Report – And an Opposing View It all really started here nearly four years ago, with a murder. Then an autopsy was performed to help solve that murder. And here we are now, 72 hours from the start of the trial that may answer some of the enduring questions about the murder which took...
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The Toxicology Report For the past three years, case watchers have held many unanswered questions regarding several aspects of drugs, testing and blood samples.  Both prosecution and defense teams have shared some of those questions. In the original affidavit, the government theorizes that prior to his stabbing Robert Wone was injected with paralytics.  They base this on two...
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Twenty for Twenty-Ten We learned quite a bit over the course of 2009.  Among the highlights: MPD Officer Diane Durham’s end-of-shift statement that contradicted the Trouple’s story on where they discovered Robert; the fact that all three of the housemates either left their places of employment voluntarily or not; a change in judges for the...
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Hey, Hey DNA!   What Can You Do For Us Next May? There’s quite a bit to pick through after last week’s motions and status hearing. Start with the headline from Friday’s status hearing, “Win, Lose or Draw.”   Just what did Bernie Grimm mean by that?  Was he revealing a defense strategy? A large part of Friday’s hearing had the...
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Durham’s statement sheds new light on blood found in Robert’s duodenum Diane Durham’s statement that the defendants found Robert on the first floor, and Gary Reals’ reporting that the body may have been moved twice, together make a compelling reason to re-examine the evidence and conclusions reached by the medical examiner.  Both Durham’s and Reals’...
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Questions for Chief Lanier About The Investigation As weeks pass here at WMRW, we seem to amass more questions than answers.  About the circumstances of Robert’s murder, its prosecution, and the principle and secondary players involved.  Frustrating as it is, this seems natural in a complex case such as this. Unfortunately there’s also a growing list of...
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Will the “Real” Killer Please Stand Up Recently, the editors here at WMRW.com gathered for dinner to discuss the case with a friend who has known the defendants.  His take on the case has evolved.  When he first heard about the murder in August of 2006, he thought for sure it was an intruder.  Over the...
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Erik Prince Trumps Kathy Wone >> Updated throughout;  Additional Video The good news:  Judge Frederick Weisberg finally got around to setting a trial date in the matter of U.S. v. Price, Ward and Zaborsky.  The not so good news:  it’s a year away on May 10, 2010.  Does anyone’s Outlook calender even go that far into the...
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Now You See It, Now You Don’t One care barely flip a page in the original affidavit without coming across another seemingly inconsistent or curious statement jumping out.   A couple of Victor Zaborsky’s don’t seem to match up. Page 1 of the affidavit is the transcript of Victor’s call to 9-1-1.  After dialing he is instructed...
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