Bill Lagattuta

And so, Tuitt wandered the streets of Escondido.

And so, Tuitt wandered the streets of Escondido.

And so, Tuitt wandered the streets of Escondido.

He was no stranger to police. His criminal record includes arrests for drug use, attempted burglary, and assault with a deadly weapon. That it was an organized crime. And yet, says his other attorney, William Fletcher.

He was no stranger to police. His criminal record includes arrests for drug use, attempted burglary, and assault with a deadly weapon. That it was an organized crime. And yet, says his other attorney, William Fletcher.

He was no stranger to police. His criminal record includes arrests for drug use, attempted burglary, and assault with a deadly weapon. That it was an organized crime. And yet, says his other attorney, William Fletcher.

There may have been no evidence left by Tewitt in the Crow home. But there was evidence on Tewitt. In fact, after Stephanie's blood was found on his red sweatshirt, a crime lab eventually found her blood on Tewitt's white T-shirt, too. How significant to your case are those blood stains on those two shirts? Part of the case. Right at the center of the case.

There may have been no evidence left by Tewitt in the Crow home. But there was evidence on Tewitt. In fact, after Stephanie's blood was found on his red sweatshirt, a crime lab eventually found her blood on Tewitt's white T-shirt, too. How significant to your case are those blood stains on those two shirts? Part of the case. Right at the center of the case.

There may have been no evidence left by Tewitt in the Crow home. But there was evidence on Tewitt. In fact, after Stephanie's blood was found on his red sweatshirt, a crime lab eventually found her blood on Tewitt's white T-shirt, too. How significant to your case are those blood stains on those two shirts? Part of the case. Right at the center of the case.

Because, according to prosecutors, there's only one way blood could have gotten on his clothes. He killed Stephanie.

Because, according to prosecutors, there's only one way blood could have gotten on his clothes. He killed Stephanie.

Because, according to prosecutors, there's only one way blood could have gotten on his clothes. He killed Stephanie.

but the defense was about to present its theory. Showing you the red shirt. That Stephanie's blood was transferred to its clothes by the police.

but the defense was about to present its theory. Showing you the red shirt. That Stephanie's blood was transferred to its clothes by the police.

but the defense was about to present its theory. Showing you the red shirt. That Stephanie's blood was transferred to its clothes by the police.

I tried to avoid stepping into the blood.

I tried to avoid stepping into the blood.

I tried to avoid stepping into the blood.

The defense claims that Stephanie's blood got on Tewitt's white T-shirt after investigators tracked it into a holding cell where Tewitt was being questioned. When Tewitt sat on the floor of the cell, blood tracked in on the shoes of the policeman and got smeared onto its shirt, which was soaking wet from the rain. Showing you a sleeve with...

The defense claims that Stephanie's blood got on Tewitt's white T-shirt after investigators tracked it into a holding cell where Tewitt was being questioned. When Tewitt sat on the floor of the cell, blood tracked in on the shoes of the policeman and got smeared onto its shirt, which was soaking wet from the rain. Showing you a sleeve with...