[0:02] I know that TV's work is not all the way, it's not that I'm meeting to the park, but yeah, we're in this work zone.

[0:08] We're in this work zone. We're in the work zone. We're in the work zone.

[0:12] They were all the way through the

[0:17] work zone.

[0:17] There's a little part of the park.

[0:21] I don't know if you're interested in the public's job, but I don't know if you're interested in the public's job.

[5:05] Item 1.

[10:00] Thank you very

[10:06] much.

[16:58] We have been trying to get the follow-up on TV screen and, you know, is not going to

[17:05] because the squad had to see funding the foot,

[17:12] but I thought it wasn't on there.

[17:16] I

[17:21] think it was for the team.

[17:31] Okay, so we have 8-11

[18:14] and another one.

[18:15] We're just talking

[18:29] about those things.

[18:30] When it's your team, you're going to be standing in the air.

[18:34] But try to understand if they want to do anything that's in here.

[18:40] Okay, so that's going through the procedure.

[18:43] We're going to stop with one of the air.

[18:44] Which means all the seniors are going to go behind here onto the arch.

[18:48] The senior should go ahead and do that.

[18:53] We're going to take a quick hit count, how do we, if we not 28, seniors here,

[19:02] be sure, listen, it's just me when we show the nice.

[19:05] With 28 seniors, we're pretty sure, I'm going to do one final hit count, which means we're five teams.

[19:11] So every team is going to get rid of how many people.

[19:13] Okay.

[19:14] Three.

[19:15] Okay.

[19:15] We will go in order of class periods.

[19:18] to 4-pair below first, they have 1-2, and then 1-2 from 6-pair below, the second, and then 1-2 from 7-1

[19:25] last, and then 1-2 will go.

[19:27] Once we have the jury, the jury is going to be able to take notes so that I have paper and pencil,

[19:32] and then we will start it with the presentations.

[19:36] All right, so slides don't have to be in until we're done with water.

[19:39] So let's get through one of the first and we'll make sure everybody slides it up.

[19:45] Okay, so let's do a new topic, so we have 28 seniors up there.

[20:03] Okay, so let's go ahead and move on for a few of the team, come on up first, and we want to thank you for that moment. Whoever is running your lobby, whoever doesn't win any of your three members.

[20:21] We don't want Sophie Kauffin, Madeline Madeline and Luke Henry.

[20:39] When you've been dismissed, you need to leave immediately.

[20:46] All right, security team wants to go first.

[20:49] All right.

[20:57] We don't want battery can ball

[21:23] Crew Анд

[21:26] K because the Jacob Romeo and Allison

[21:48] Macy Moby.

[23:04] We did not want any light in the Kinsey or Jonathan.

[23:15] I wanted to help break.

[23:17] Alright, take the remaining seats, please.

[23:19] And I think we need to bring two more to the fuel alert, correct?

[23:23] Thank you.

[23:24] Thank you.

[23:29] Thank you.

[23:30] Thank you.

[23:32] You're welcome.

[23:36] Thank you.

[23:37] Thank you.

[23:39] Thank you.

[23:40] Thank you.

[23:40] And it's always cosmic,

[23:48] cosmic thing, there's obviously not.

[23:51] There should be, soccer most fifty points of journey, and I understand.

[24:11] Stay in your feet and take it out and be by all, you're just going to set that up in the job and you'll

[24:16] act.

[24:16] Exxonmark is something good as it's like jars.

[24:19] There should be sticky milk level and pens.

[24:22] You want to make sure that you have paper, so you can treat two or three of those.

[24:27] It is lower job now to determine which of the file tea loses.

[24:32] You will declare one of their clients guilty.

[24:36] You will do all of this use and not believe that there is a proponent of evidence to declare that not guilty.

[24:44] Okay, you have to pick one person, you can't say everybody did a great job, nobody's guilty.

[24:49] Now, somebody's done a thing.

[24:53] You will take notes,

[24:58] you will take notes while...

[25:00] I'll go during the delivery of a new speech. And then, when everybody's done, I will ask German, are there any questions?

[25:10] Okay? At that point, if you have a question, you'll be able to use your mic, which we've never had before, it's very cold.

[25:17] Okay? You're going to use your mic and you're going to need to call up a specific team.

[25:21] So, when people are talking, make sure you write down the team number and who it is.

[25:29] They should tell you who their client is, but you also want to make sure you write that down, so you know who you're declaring guilty.

[25:35] Once all parts of your gone and once all of your questions have been answered to the best of their ability,

[25:41] then you guys will reassess, so we'll take you into that back hallway.

[25:46] And then you need a four person, that somebody who's going to declare the guilty party,

[25:51] and then you guys will decide you're delivering.

[25:52] Okay, okay, you will have to reach a unanimous decision.

[25:58] That's how by the others, so if it's not unanimous when you start, you keep talking

[26:03] until everybody is agreeing.

[26:05] Okay, okay, stop once, I know my back's a T, you can be so yummy.

[26:11] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[26:13] We're gonna go in the same order, in which we just did well here,

[26:20] if you want to share

[26:21] I will be on the next year of the 9-year-licks growing in your memory, this is 9-licks

[26:26] from all this on your presentation.

[26:28] 8-year-licks, struggling, or does your stuff go down in the list?

[26:32] Even if you know about your school, your school will be reduced.

[26:36] You will be able to utilize your district staff for being in there.

[26:39] Okay?

[26:39] There are also wild streamers on the state website.

[26:43] I'll just send it to the teachers too.

[26:45] So I'll still write the live stream below.

[26:47] Anybody who wants to watch, but I'll also, anybody who wants to watch,

[26:50] link is about you in this right now.

[26:55] So just as I can't see, I've put something to me and then

[26:59] you know what we're starting stuff for that, because it's all on camera.

[27:05] Okay, what questions do

[27:06] you have?

[27:09] I see it really like there, and I see something right there.

[27:16] Do you have an extra pin?

[27:18] There should be a box of them. Where's the plastic box?

[27:29] Yes, okay, they're deployed.

[27:31] I really will slide that first.

[27:33] Did you send them to them?

[27:34] I will get them.

[27:37] I will get them.

[27:38] I

[27:40] will get them.

[27:42] You have to tell them to take that whatever they like,

[27:46] just because they're on a second slide.

[27:49] All right, what other questions do you have before we begin?

[27:54] are you ready?

[27:54] You got all the fighting spirit.

[27:58] Well, okay, I'm going to go.

[27:59] I'm going to go to the United States, my set up in the line, and that's how you

[28:01] can come on up.

[29:03] All I've got to do

[29:31] is cancel all your voting.

[29:34] Alina, wait, are you ready?

[29:40] I'm running.

[29:41] My name is April.

[29:42] My name is Peyton Hill.

[29:43] I'm really hated by representing Mr. Georgehurst.

[29:46] Before you too begin to mark the 3 odds of reading a 1,000,

[29:49] you're living really between your mother and you, for the full 4 every night.

[29:51] Whether it was the 3rd and the last week, or the 1,000 to the 2nd year,

[29:54] to go, all of us have a warm hearted memory between us and our mothers.

[29:58] We warm up a social connection with them.

[30:00] We've left us before we move on. Now I think back to the situation we have here. An unfairly accused set of a loving mother, just as we were all picturing, is having to endure more only the pain and suffering of having a whole week losing the pressure, pressure's connection, but also the grief.

[30:16] He also is home to a little pain of being a suspect in this traffic motor shop.

[30:21] George Gross, that's his mother, when he hurts so much that there is no doubt in our minds,

[30:25] Mr. Hirst is in fact an opportunity.

[30:28] The facts of our case, I am sure that not only our client is not guilty of his horrible crime,

[30:34] but is his obvious conclusion who is.

[30:41] From our understanding, the victim's husband, Mr. Otis Hirst, is guilty of this homicide.

[30:46] There's not a conclusion, a wisher by our team, but also by many other teams around us.

[30:53] Odin's helped motive and opportunity, which you're not only elements that what is to believe he is the murderer.

[31:01] But our prime piece is a evidence.

[31:03] We, when question post murder, Odin's not only wanted detective but also lied in the interview.

[31:11] When Odin's wasn't even being accused of anything, he became so defensive, so defensive to the point

[31:16] that he stopped his questioning.

[31:20] I want to wish you care to explain the elements

[31:21] of this interview that led Mr. Otis

[31:23] to turn the offensive zone.

[31:26] So here.

[31:27] All right, today, Otis, I would be in the initial questions

[31:29] or basic, there were things like, what time did you

[31:32] go to bed that night, or what do you remember?

[31:34] Essentially, the intent that was tried to figure out

[31:37] what Otis had figured out or suspended

[31:38] about his mother's murder, it was right.

[31:40] His wife's murder on the old hours of December 25, 25.

[31:45] Now, these questions are soon to be perfectly controlled, more or less to be provoking, and

[31:49] more or more of them are accusing others of murdering his wife that morning, but still,

[31:54] I'll just be killed and they don't know what it will be.

[31:56] First, I'll show you to the point how concluding his questions prematurely.

[32:00] Although we did it in early, the questions in the end are our sources of vision to address.

[32:07] Here, last little document said he did not see or hear anything unusual, which would be,

[32:12] but which is how we can consider this after this old man, unless they get it.

[32:16] Our team believes that Mr. Otis Horses was having a fair with his voice best from Kerala

[32:22] Watt behind what he's back. This and also the female voice, though not if the victim has

[32:27] mouth of our world, the part where automatically inherits some victims assets. We'll give

[32:32] Otis Horses a little bit. So, it makes sense that the questions asked about the interview

[32:35] at that day, but Otis Horses and Fettled Wattled Wattled. He thought it was hard to catch a

[32:39] wrong, but at that moment we were, but his actions involved in which did his own, and as

[32:44] I think recently, it's just like Otis of the Shocking Hotsai.

[32:48] To add, I would like to be able to be able to believe that Otis is the oldest.

[32:52] The part of the car, the husband of the victim, is the mother, in this case.

[32:56] We also have eye-opening statements.

[32:58] Employment is found in the right of December 24th.

[33:01] Gracehurst, which is Otis' daughter-in-law,

[33:04] saw Otis' daughter-in-law, saw Otis' daughter-in-law,

[33:05] arguing after her and her personal team,

[33:07] as well as about the affair between Otis and Conway.

[33:11] After this is what our Georgia state will come in.

[33:15] Mr. Georgia saw us come from in this caroling lot that way.

[33:19] And it was a little too close to just the high school partners

[33:22] who lost touch after breaking it off years ago.

[33:26] This is a software that we defended, but to Anne,

[33:29] data from the start of the system will collapse a few dots.

[33:32] December 15th, December 20th, December 23rd,

[33:35] are all recent dates that come along in the start of the list

[33:38] have recently found. This definition is suspicious, because it means that Odis and Penelom

[33:43] share work calls in this time period, then Lidian and Penelom, which is supposed to be

[33:48] parallel, is supposed to be woodier's best friend. This raises doubt on the trustworthyness

[33:53] of both Odis and Penelom, Odis and Penelom. Odis is not, sorry, Odis is not only called Penelom

[33:59] more times, but also, as well as, for a call, which is somewhat 25, which happens to be

[34:04] the closest call to the letter.

[34:07] But for someone's fault, one of them

[34:08] has just as much reason to believe that our problem

[34:10] is so joyous, which should be the problem of effect.

[34:13] This, of course, is a true.

[34:14] But the answer to our problem was always wrong,

[34:17] that a small supplier was murdered in 724

[34:20] and was used to the J. cocaine,

[34:22] which suddenly guilty once.

[34:24] In reality, this is simply not true.

[34:26] George was a true twin and this is proven

[34:27] while his woman was to admit to those serious,

[34:31] her wonderful friends.

[34:32] cocaine in the Senate and the Senate is a level of six-f哪裡, which George O. Doctor.

[34:38] The only case is in which the Senate vote for the Senate is being charged for the murder,

[34:41] yet in the end found not guilty just as we believe Mr. George or Swarrow's.

[34:45] An example of these cases is in my teenage eight, my more terrible was being charged for the murder of his mother,

[34:52] all in particular. Although my answer really goes as he gives him, he's your mouth, but just right,

[34:56] I'll be sure.

[34:57] Just as a little bit enjoyed.

[34:59] Thank you.

[35:00] As requires, arguing, prohibitions have all done all against any.

[35:08] Yeah, always a positive word. No one would tell them others. Just as a George Husses know.

[35:13] To conclude, we asked going to take a step back to look at the full picture of what is hers

[35:19] had murder of an opportunity, our client, Mr. George hers spoke with truthfulness, clearly new

[35:25] facts out is the knot. It's quickness to shut down questioning, spoken

[35:30] off, but now you've all heard the reasoning behind our suspicion. Therefore, we

[35:35] ask you judge a jury to return the verdict supported by reasoning and the facts.

[35:41] George Hurs is not guilty. Thank you.

[36:00] Thank you.

[36:01] Who's got all? Do they need slides?

[36:04] Do they need slides?

[36:05] Yes, sir.

[36:27] You saw me sending it from the phone.

[36:48] Hello?

[37:03] So it's your phone.

[37:06] Let me show you what it is.

[38:01] You made it right?

[38:14] There it is.

[38:37] Ms. Grossers.

[38:38] A loving mother,

[38:39] a mother,

[38:40] a most loved one.

[38:41] And then Mr. Women not go to your phone inside.

[38:44] Good morning,

[38:44] my mother is at my house.

[38:46] A mother is at my home.

[38:47] and we know today we are representing the skyscrapers, and we know who is guilty of being in the Senate.

[38:53] You know, I thought you are not in the middle, show you the middle of it, and this was always the worst quote or not good enough.

[39:01] And this is the best statement, we see that in the middle of the Senate,

[39:04] that Grace was trying so hard to talk to Lydia on the map of December 24th.

[39:09] You know, I thought I wanted to prove that she was a good person, and was trying to build a relationship.

[39:14] You all can follow your load. The victim is found by on the back, show yourself on the floor of the mass of butter.

[39:20] The cell number in the body is stopped at night. There is a total load on the bed where the head rests.

[39:30] But the body is found for your, if the body is found on the floor, then the bed will not be shaken.

[39:38] The body is about the structure of the organ and the cell number of the bed will just let that night.

[39:44] The blood spread out on the bed appears to reach to our present side of the bed and down.

[39:49] The same side on the pillow, always have a big sleep in our bed.

[39:54] If you slept in the bed that night, you are on the pillow.

[39:58] Would you like me to have a few better shaking and a little bit more?

[40:00] Local government meeting was spotted on the face of your wake-up. All kinds of people came back and clearly, but most had to be in the substance I would refer to, or make you think they're fine.

[40:10] As Mr. Slavich, we went to battle on our own period, and we're about to hear what we're going to take for some years of pressure.

[40:17] Also, in Mr. David and Mr. Slavich's first question, he says that his mark will go down through a union to take their son to a restroom, after that I'll apply him back to sleep and work up some time around 6 a.m.

[40:28] The first call is called Hall Wall, showing that retiree, but she was the way on the road that the car needs to place.

[40:39] On the road, it shows that she made a fully hollow ad, six-door ad in, showing that her claim of waking up around six A.A. is factual.

[40:56] I thought that I'll touch your voice so the cause of death was a PMI, penetrating like an injury,

[41:01] but if you're charged with it in 2016, you'll all know that the middle of the world was bad at the scene.

[41:09] The last of the world was in the middle of the weapon,

[41:11] as Mr. General was well coming out of his way over and over in the next neck.

[41:16] With that, the middle points were found on the evidence that they might want to my time.

[41:21] and the South West opinion and the South-Sex statements attacked it

[41:25] and were attacked in states that Mr. General was from press were on the evidence.

[41:30] In American history, the case from 1892,

[41:34] the Commonwealth and Massachusetts,

[41:36] verse with a board.

[41:39] Ms. Bones father and said mother were both murdered

[41:42] in the family's house. She was tried as a primary suspect

[41:46] in the case, which was built on certain sexual evidence,

[41:50] such as the presence at the house and the tension that she was found

[41:54] if not guilty of the double homicide.

[41:58] Fellow jury,

[42:01] awesomeity is not a crime.

[42:02] You can think somebody and say in the end you have to prove

[42:06] their guilty beyond reasonable doubt.

[42:09] Our fine has no motive to commit these crimes

[42:11] and no way to any of the evidence.

[42:14] Soften up your child or time she woke up.

[42:17] Your honor, one of this case was built on suspect statements

[42:20] So what evidence do either way, our client is very serious, is innocent.

[42:25] Thank you so much.

[43:10] Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, this case comes down to one thing.

[43:14] Raise the middle of that.

[43:16] Our research is not a murder.

[43:17] Here's a loving husband and father who never choose to harm his family.

[43:22] Good morning.

[43:22] My name is Adam Smith and this is my co-chair, Aden Crossley.

[43:26] We are here today to defend our client out of his hurts.

[43:29] Throughout this trial, you are here many opinions about what happened on the night of Lydia.

[43:35] but opinions are not evidence, assumptions are not proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

[43:41] On the 90 question, O's host was asleep in the room he shared with Lydia.

[43:46] Other teams may argue that it is impossible for someone to sleep there such a violent murder,

[43:51] especially when taking place right next to you.

[43:54] However, what they feel to consider is that O's was taking a prescribed sleep medication

[43:59] known as Zalepron, commonly used to treat slave insomnia.

[44:03] This medication is specifically designed to cause rapid and deep sleep, making it entirely possible that

[44:08] Odis was unaware of anything happening around him.

[44:12] As a result, Odis awoke the next morning with no memory of the events that took place.

[44:17] This is not suspicious. It is consistent with the effects of his prescribed medication.

[44:22] Now, he may also question, but is our one-less-spot-in-lidious system.

[44:26] However, the amount as it was not consistent with an overdose,

[44:29] as confirmed by the autopsy report.

[44:32] This suggests that what you may have been self-medicating,

[44:35] not that Odis demonstrated the drug to her.

[44:39] He may hear suggestions that Odis first was involved in an affair.

[44:42] But let's be clear, this speculation, not worth,

[44:45] Team said point out that Otis contacted Pinnon, a friend of ideas in someone he had a past relationship with.

[44:52] 3 times between December 19 and December 26, 2025. However, when we actually examine the evidence, we see.

[45:00] We need that each of these calls lasted less than 15 minutes. These brave conversations could easily

[45:05] be explained as innocent communication, such as discussing a Christmas limitation or speaking of

[45:10] Lydia's passing. There is no evidence to suggest these calls were romantic in nature, nor that they

[45:16] indicate any kind of motive for murder. Ladies and gentlemen, assumptions about person relationships

[45:22] do not prove guilt. They only create one certainty and that uncertainty is reasonable doubt.

[45:28] Finally, and most importantly, Lydia Horses died from a fatal rain inflicted by knife.

[45:33] On the left, fingerprints were recovered, and they did not belong to Otis Horses.

[45:38] Instead, they must stay in Otis.

[45:40] Up until now, we've discussed assumptions.

[45:43] Now, let's focus on the evidence.

[45:48] You can see right here on evidence room.

[45:50] That's the blood of Lydia Horses.

[45:52] One of the she's married.

[45:54] Her body was from Otis Horses.

[45:55] You're good.

[46:01] Here's not that I was used to murder, but you're hurt, and I should have

[46:05] Gabriel Snaker Prince where I would, he omitted to you to be not to cut up the hat in my life.

[46:15] Here's some blood on the right side, I swear,

[46:19] but frankly, Snaker Prince would found them on the gun safe,

[46:24] and he even made it to try to get money from you, and here's some blood, but he didn't even take it.

[46:33] He used his name to tell the boy and all, that was on man in the house.

[46:41] Can you go back to the nice slide?

[46:44] The last slide.

[46:45] The nice.

[46:46] Nice.

[46:46] Thank you.

[46:49] We know that the knife used in this crime had damn their first fingerprints on it.

[46:53] In his own statement, Daniel claimed that he woke up in the middle of the night to make a sack.

[46:58] And Apple.

[46:59] He stated that he used that same knife to cut that apple.

[47:02] However, when you confronted with the fact that his fingerprints were thought on the motor weapon, Daniel 20,

[47:07] they not realize that the same knife would later be used to kill his own mother.

[47:12] But ladies and gentlemen, consider this carefully.

[47:14] No other finger prints were found on that knife.

[47:17] Not at his house, not at his house, not at his house, only at his house.

[47:21] If this was truly an innocent coincidence,

[47:23] where are the evidence of anyone else handling that weapon?

[47:27] Well, if any of your parents thought we can act out of this or anyone else to describe,

[47:31] there are not.

[47:32] This is not for the election.

[47:34] This is physical evidence, clear, direct and undeniable, and at the very least, it weighs a

[47:40] series of unanswered questions about Daniel Hurst's involvement about the other teams

[47:44] how failed takes place.

[47:46] Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, this case is not about building exactly what happened on the

[47:51] night of Lydia Hurst's death.

[47:52] It's not here, it's guilty of murdering Lydia Hurst.

[47:55] The evidence shows that Otis was heavily medicated in a sleep.

[47:59] Under the effects of a prescribed sleep aid followed by the major unaware of anything happening

[48:03] around him. There is no physical evidence proving that Odis killed his wife. And so, what

[48:09] they do not is evidence for ways and serious and undeniable questions. The only thing

[48:14] you can stop in the middle of them and do not want to odis hers. They do not want to

[48:17] dangerous. This is not a small detail. This is critical evidence that cannot be ignored.

[48:23] And when you combine that with the assumptions made about Odis's personal life, assumptions

[48:28] without proof, you began to see a case that not on facts, but on speculation.

[48:33] Ladies and gentlemen, history has shown us the consequences of ignoring raising the

[48:37] doubt.

[48:38] In cases like the CalHorse case, individuals were convicted based on assumptions and incomplete

[48:43] evidence.

[48:44] Only to ready to be proven innocent, we cannot allow that same kind of mistake to happen

[48:49] here.

[48:50] All this course is innocent, the only thing you are ready to argue with is our opinions

[48:55] and assumptions.

[48:55] There are too many unanswered questions, there are too many inconsistencies, and there is

[49:01] too much evidence pointing away from Otishurst.

[49:04] When you go out to the library, ask you to carefully consider the evidence, and allow

[49:08] what many the lack of evidence, because in the case that's on the assumptions, without

[49:13] proof, in fact, it's reasonable that there will only be one verdict, not guilty, thank you

[49:18] for your time.

[49:35] Thank you very much.

[49:43] What's the name?

[50:04] We are here today to represent and defend our time to prove that no way we are seeing involved in murder or misled by the arrest.

[50:14] Ms. Law is a long-time friend of the hers family, she and Lydia have been good friends since college, and it is clear that there is no tension between them.

[50:21] In Finland, Sussex Day, she said that she could tell Lydia was nervous and sure-stabbed because of the party. So, before Lydia went to bed, Ms. Law congratulated her on how amazing the party was and how she had done a great job of hosting it.

[50:32] Then this law made her way to the basement, so she could sleep alone.

[50:36] Later that night she claimed to have seen a man's shadow pregnant someone who was moving around the house.

[50:41] This sequence of events shows that there was no way for Pinnon to commit the murder of Lydia Hirsch.

[50:46] But this now presents him back on information on her life's suspect.

[50:48] Several people thought about that day.

[50:50] All of a sudden, one suspect seemed frustrated and irritated throughout the portal.

[50:54] Secondly, his quote-unquote, getting cousin and Lydia's best friend for George.

[50:57] Then he came back to him with his other son Daniel.

[51:00] said it's a wicked by a screen. When you grind up cells to see what it had and it sells

[51:03] mother, lit it. Covering blood, it's in blood on the suspect's face. This information

[51:08] leads us to believe that there's one suspect that stands out in the rest. Next slide.

[51:13] If you haven't figured it out already, the suspect here is talking about it's none other than

[51:16] the victim's husband, Odisherst. One thing that isn't easy to believe is that it's because

[51:19] Odis is having a affair with this as well. We noticed because they had several interactions

[51:23] throughout the day. They did it in high school. There's even a call-off between Odis and

[51:27] This is a lot.

[51:28] Despite all the segments, OE's claims denied all funds and unfair, and even seemed irritated

[51:32] and annoyed when it was brought up, an innocent man is nothing to hide.

[51:35] So I'll be trying to hide this, he's embarrassed or he's scared, scared of the public

[51:39] fairer would give away his motive to murder his wife.

[51:43] Next up.

[51:45] We'd like to compare this situation to a similar case, imagine you saw in the news tomorrow

[51:49] that somewhere from a small town like Lancelain's was being arrested for murdering his pregnant

[51:52] wife and his two daughters.

[51:55] On November 6, 2018, this happened, Christopher Lee Watts was convicted of five counts

[51:59] first degree murder, unlawful termination of a pregnancy, and 30 counts of tampering with

[52:03] the deceased human body. He committed these crimes because he was having a fair with the

[52:08] coworker, and he wanted to cut ties with his old life. Although the lady who was having

[52:12] an affair with his own many impression that Chris threw a spot on his own for a divorce

[52:15] and did not even know that he was still living with his wife and kids.

[52:18] Now, our situation, Ores Harris' Chris truly wants, using Gage and an affair and planned to

[52:23] emulate his wife on the picture. It's made for him to miss his love the same way Chris

[52:27] May have been thinking that since he was having a myth of enough error in this a lot, when

[52:31] it should be involved, he thought he said no, but she wasn't.

[52:33] Similarly, in the last case, Pendleton had no knowledge of his plan, so we believe that he

[52:37] did this on his own accord without Pendleton's knowledge.

[52:39] This is as stated as earlier, he did not alterations of call laws and previous relationships,

[52:44] both seem nervous and irritated.

[52:46] Pendleton on the other hand, didn't deny any of they got allegations of simply embarrassing

[52:49] to be fair.

[52:50] Next slide, please.

[52:52] This is why we believe that I just decided to go off on a limb and take Madison to his own

[52:55] hands.

[52:55] We've come to the conclusion that he planned the act on his first drug body with prescribed

[53:00] and son in medication as seen in the autopsy so that we should be sedated in an easier

[53:05] account.

[53:05] This medication is also known because heart problems are not prescribed.

[53:08] This could have led to the heart attack shown in the autopsy.

[53:11] Then you wouldn't found a knife again previously to cut apples to tuck it away.

[53:15] This is when a shadow was seen by Mrs. Laude downstairs.

[53:18] You know the snack was used because as I said in the autopsy, she was sad that a five-inch

[53:21] surgeon's leg can you in the next slide, shown at the bottom here.

[53:25] After a murder, you might hear, waited for a short while for the emergency responders came.

[53:29] We noticed because our time of death was at 4 AM, however, the emergency responders

[53:32] are not calm enough to six or five in the morning.

[53:35] The truth is that despite how long while being a part of the affair, she is not guilty in this

[53:39] case.

[53:40] Did you have heard how many no-mode is killed Lydia, the fact that she was on the other side

[53:43] of the house of Lydia was murdered, and her lack of knowledge and notices playing.

[53:46] Therefore, we'll do the overall guidance.

[53:48] We believe that Otis Harris is guilty of murdering his wife, Lydia Harris.

[53:51] With this, we rest our case.

[53:52] Thank you.

[54:44] No slides for this one.

[55:11] Well, others cannot tell the truth in their enrollment and the incident, Mr. Franklin Harris was clear when

[55:16] getting inside of the story. He knew exactly what he was talking about with the details he gave.

[55:21] Why would an innocent man give definitive details? Because he had nothing to add. Good morning.

[55:25] My name is Phoenix Ramason. And my name is Monarch. We are here today to represent Franklin Harris.

[55:31] And in instance, who is not guilty of murdering his mother, Lydia Harris.

[55:35] A loving mother, friend, grandmother, and daughter, as well as wife.

[55:40] Franklin has a mental illness, and then today's society, people believe that can lead someone to do irrational things.

[55:46] But I can almost guarantee, most people in this room have some sort of mental illness, whether it's anxiety or depression,

[55:52] that would not lead you to murder your mother and cold blood and now what it.

[55:57] On the night of the murder, Franklin's nurse was on a relaxing medication called Fluacitin.

[56:01] My partner here is going to pass around the autonomy, no, the topology before it's of him on the medicine.

[56:09] The medication, once it's in, is meant to help people who are affected by anxiety and depression.

[56:13] It is meant to ease people and hope them all down.

[56:15] But in fact, I'm not remitted with you, because not only did you prove that he was on the Sri Oxer,

[56:19] but we also have evidence clearing him.

[56:21] Dearing his interview, he was always truthful with talking to the investigators.

[56:24] He provided facts all would happen between him and his mother,

[56:27] that morning, including the safe and other conversations.

[56:29] Because of Franklin's anxiety impression, it is easy to pin the murder on him.

[56:34] He's not loved as much as the others in the family.

[56:36] He's an outcast.

[56:36] Someday more somebody treat like a burden along with that.

[56:40] He also isn't thirsty to get the family heirloom.

[56:43] The only evidence that can be provided about Franklin is the forensic trace of his

[56:47] Prince on the safe.

[56:48] But it's only that there's not enough evidence to prove that Franklin's

[56:51] is the one who murdered Lydia hers.

[56:53] Earlier that day, Franklin had asked Lydia if he could...

[56:56] If she could loan him some money.

[56:58] And that's where the conversation ended. She had said no.

[57:03] So the police had Franklin's friends. They were not the same ones that was on the knife,

[57:09] nor were they the ones on the door handle, where Lydia Herz was murdered that night.

[57:14] Proving that he was not in the room where she was murdered, nor holding the weapon that she was murdered with.

[57:21] Now, compared, Otis Herz with the others, Otis was having suspected a fair amount while married to the victim, Lydia Herz.

[57:26] Dear, I noticed this interview, he lied about not talking apparently, even though we have

[57:30] call logs of them calling each other.

[57:32] One of the last five minutes, one last eight minutes, and one last four ten minutes.

[57:37] We noticed that, we noticed that when it is said that they saw all this,

[57:41] all this, all this, and apparently speaking secretly, this could have been them

[57:44] to working together.

[57:45] In a similar case, where the state of Texas was against Caden Montgomery,

[57:50] she had killed her husband's a fit person.

[57:54] The person that she had in the fair with was killed in her house during a suspected

[57:59] argument.

[58:00] Odessa family could have been working together because family could have been jealous of

[58:04] what Liyahad.

[58:05] Liyahad had a nice loving husband, a nice home, and a nice family.

[58:09] Family could have been jealous and decided to act on it.

[58:14] Mr. Hurs has anxiety and depression and for what she takes medication for, he's not

[58:18] a murderer or a crazy person.

[58:20] He has family issues like you and I and most people in this world.

[58:23] But through all the family problems, it does not mean that he would lead him to murder his mother in cold blood.

[58:30] Before we leave, we would like to thank the jury for taking the time to be here in a taking informed role in this case.

[58:34] We hope that with all the evidence we have provided you with, you will make the right decision in finding the circunclic hers not guilty of the murder Lydia hers.

[58:41] Thank you. Now we're going to have a good time.

[58:55] We will now take questions from the jury.

[58:57] So, Jerry's when you have a question, Jerry goes to Michael Cone to be moved and then says,

[59:02] what team you would like to have come up to answer your question?

[59:05] He's in our questions for the entire party in the past just for the victims.

[59:42] We're all going to have a new team in the past.

[59:54] Jerry's having a hard time in our mind.

[59:55] In our mind?

[59:56] Yes. He says that he will go best.

[1:00:00] In the middle of the night to have a smoke and you saw Daniel in the kitchen coming in the morning and he went back to about after that and we're going to do a six-ish evening excrement.

[1:00:27] You're doing good. Okay, thank you. Can team two come up here?

[1:00:34] Yeah.

[1:00:38] Who is Daniel?

[1:00:41] It is our class husband.

[1:00:43] You're quiet husband.

[1:00:44] Yes.

[1:00:46] This day was last year, but we believe so.

[1:00:50] Okay.

[1:00:51] Is there any evidence on Daniel's life out of the disown thing in the press that can be?

[1:00:56] Tides to anybody else.

[1:00:57] No sir.

[1:01:00] Thank you.

[1:01:04] Was that a good thing?

[1:01:14] I'm not a badger.

[1:01:15] Is that a good thing?

[1:01:19] It's a good thing.

[1:01:26] What is

[1:01:29] it?

[1:01:29] What is it?

[1:01:30] What is it?

[1:01:31] What is it?

[1:01:31] No.

[1:01:33] What is it?

[1:01:37] What is it?

[1:01:39] What is it?

[1:01:40] What is it?

[1:02:09] Okay, can we call Luke and Dylan up please?

[1:02:14] Okay, so I don't know if you've been sure said this, but me and my colleagues here,

[1:02:19] You talk about a party is that true that the day off like they're having a Christmas Eve party

[1:02:25] Okay, she was murdered that night with a drinking at the party

[1:02:29] I mean some people don't okay, so it would be

[1:02:35] Okay, so it was your bride and talk scared of the day thing. No, she's not around

[1:02:40] No, I'm not scared, I'm so afraid of anything.

[1:02:44] How did you find the value?

[1:02:47] Oh, it is 20,000.

[1:02:48] Oh, it is 20.

[1:02:49] Because he was 18,000.

[1:02:51] And we know when he was 10,000.

[1:02:52] She would call us.

[1:02:53] The time when he woke up?

[1:02:55] 6,500.

[1:02:57] When did it, it was 20,000?

[1:02:58] When did it, it was 20,000.

[1:02:59] That's 6,000.

[1:03:00] For service.

[1:03:01] Just.

[1:03:02] But she would murder her.

[1:03:03] Yes.

[1:03:05] Yes.

[1:03:05] All in the house.

[1:03:07] And when I was so happy with everything,

[1:03:09] everyone was coming out.

[1:03:10] I'm feeling the one person that's often said.

[1:03:14] I swear right.

[1:03:16] Yes.

[1:03:16] You know, all that's left in the house.

[1:03:19] So, when you're on the side of that and you're done, I...

[1:03:22] I need a story.

[1:03:23] Someone like you have a background story.

[1:03:25] I really don't know.

[1:03:26] Kids, I don't know if you have a hole in it.

[1:03:28] No one was coming up for a Christmas party of the day out.

[1:03:30] It was really loud.

[1:03:32] There was that only somebody's house.

[1:03:33] Okay.

[1:03:34] That's the parents.

[1:03:35] So I don't know who came over.

[1:03:36] And there was no sort of that night to know who's at home.

[1:03:39] So I ended up standing at that house.

[1:03:41] Okay.

[1:04:22] What do you find in this town?

[1:04:25] Yes, okay.

[1:04:26] Is everything?

[1:04:30] Is everything about DNA on Franklin?

[1:04:33] Uh, Phoenix and Mariah's crew.

[1:04:35] All right.

[1:04:36] Thank you.

[1:04:36] Like when they play, Mariah's crew just like...

[1:04:38] No brothers.

[1:04:39] What's that?

[1:04:40] Oh, they play.

[1:04:41] Are they playing?

[1:04:42] They're either.

[1:04:43] We don't know if we went to a night, but on Franklin's,

[1:04:46] talking about the youngest.

[1:04:47] I don't know.

[1:04:49] But Franklin has a relaxing medication in a system.

[1:04:53] Damien was not. That's what makes those two different. They were not the same person.

[1:05:00] Everyone is relaying within the House, except for anyone's being honest.

[1:05:05] Anyone in this community, if anyone is the fan, they will fan.

[1:05:18] No,

[1:05:27] no, for a fact that they were not twins, they were brothers. We do not know. We don't know all. Got it.

[1:05:40] Can we actually have Adi and Aden come back up?

[1:05:45] That's what I see.

[1:05:46] That's what I see.

[1:05:47] That's what I see.

[1:05:51] Thank you guys.

[1:05:54] I want you to talk about the sleep medication a lot.

[1:05:58] And if it was in her system,

[1:06:00] was she like knocked out like out as how does she scream?

[1:06:04] I mean, it probably just depends.

[1:06:05] Like how much was in her system.

[1:06:07] Like, for example, like if it was in notices,

[1:06:10] he probably didn't realize anything was happening

[1:06:11] because of how heavy the medication is when you take it, typically.

[1:06:16] But it just depends on how much was in,

[1:06:17] Lydia's.

[1:06:18] But I mean, if she wasn't had screened,

[1:06:21] she was probably already knocked out and didn't realize what's happening.

[1:06:24] She had a nervous system.

[1:06:25] Why was it?

[1:06:27] Yeah, why was it so much like that?

[1:06:30] It was like that.

[1:06:31] It was like that.

[1:06:31] Do you know what I mean?

[1:06:32] Do you know what I mean?

[1:06:33] I mean, I was just in the room during the murder, besides Otis.

[1:06:36] No.

[1:06:37] Like, besides the murder weapon,

[1:06:40] What's in the stinger front so far?

[1:06:43] What's the murder weapon found in the room?

[1:06:47] I'm pretty sure I don't know.

[1:06:57] So you said that Lydia was probably self-medicating with the sleep medication.

[1:07:03] Yeah, I'd say if it wasn't consistent with an overdose,

[1:07:06] it doesn't seem like Otis would have administered the drug to her to try to kill her.

[1:07:10] If it wasn't, they're right now.

[1:07:18] How is the safe important to the cake?

[1:07:20] Can we have?

[1:07:21] Can we have?

[1:07:23] Wait, who did that?

[1:07:26] Who's talking about the safe?

[1:07:27] Wait.

[1:07:29] You did it.

[1:07:30] Oh yeah.

[1:07:31] You can do this.

[1:07:34] You can do this.

[1:07:38] Do you want to open this?

[1:07:40] Should I go back to the slide?

[1:07:42] Yes.

[1:07:43] Yeah.

[1:07:44] I need this for now.

[1:07:45] I need this for now.

[1:07:46] I need this.

[1:07:47] I

[1:07:51] don't

[1:07:59] want to say anything.

[1:07:59] So who's building this?

[1:08:01] I'm a brain-clock.

[1:08:01] Brain-clock.

[1:08:03] But it's more like a brain-clock.

[1:08:05] I don't want to say anything.

[1:08:06] This is what it might be.

[1:08:07] I mean, you're idiot.

[1:08:08] Yeah, because there was no money taken.

[1:08:09] That's it.

[1:08:10] There was no, there was nothing inside the safe.

[1:08:12] It was taken.

[1:08:13] Correct.

[1:08:14] I don't think it's one.

[1:08:15] Then one person.

[1:08:17] Well, they're saying...

[1:08:18] You can't tell what they're doing.

[1:08:19] You can't tell what they're doing.

[1:08:20] They're doing it.

[1:08:21] Who on the safe?

[1:08:23] There's a-

[1:08:23] I don't know!

[1:08:25] What about us?

[1:08:27] No.

[1:08:29] How did you do that?

[1:08:30] We didn't need the marijuana.

[1:08:35] What are we getting?

[1:08:36] The private's doing without our question.

[1:08:37] We got to do that.

[1:08:38] What do we need?

[1:08:39] What are we going to do?

[1:08:41] What are we doing?

[1:08:42] What are we going to do with the private's.

[1:08:43] What are we doing?

[1:08:43] Alright, thank you.

[1:08:53] So of course, and anyone, not in the jury, you cannot, you can not be fully involved in the jury, because they're going to go into one more way.

[1:09:02] Okay, you would be in here with a battle break once it returns before the jury is released.

[1:09:07] Let's shake up for the biggest all-way.

[1:09:11] We can do it.

[1:09:16] It's all that all that's there.

[1:09:22] It's all that's there.

[1:09:23] It's all that all that's

[1:09:28] there.

[1:09:29] Thank you very much.

[1:09:33] You don't know what you're talking about.

[1:09:34] Yeah, it's not there.

[1:09:57] I hope you don't get it.

[1:09:58] I hope you don't get it.

[1:10:00] The 21st and 21st, adjourned.

[1:18:27] Thank you very much.

[1:19:01] I am 55.. I have to take some quick pictures, and then we're gonna have to do that tomorrow.

[1:19:08] I don't know if you can hear me.

[1:19:21] I don't know if you can hear me.

[1:19:25] So, I want to make a new video.

[1:19:27] I'm so happy.

[1:19:30] I'm so happy.

[1:19:33] I'm so happy.

[1:19:43] I'm so happy.

[1:19:44] I'm so happy.

[1:19:45] I'm so happy.

[1:20:34] We present a tournament of humility.

[1:20:44] We should have had a seat.

[1:20:46] We had a seat for 1, newspaper, bills.

[1:22:00] Music

[1:22:03] Music

[1:22:10] Stop

[1:22:11] Stop

[1:22:12] We're time to build this sound

[1:22:15] You

[1:22:16] breakup

[1:22:21] Just a single

[1:22:23] You can't

[1:22:25] All you right

[1:22:26] Sound is a joke

[1:22:29] To the midnight train going

[1:22:31] Anyway

[1:23:50] She said she's only here for a girl but for a girl but for a girl

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