Tracy Smith

I could see maybe resemblance because my hair was a different color when I was younger. At that time, I was into drugs, and so we would get high together. After doing the drugs, he started to get a little paranoid. That's what he did. He would start thinking people were following him.

I could see maybe resemblance because my hair was a different color when I was younger. At that time, I was into drugs, and so we would get high together. After doing the drugs, he started to get a little paranoid. That's what he did. He would start thinking people were following him.

I could see maybe resemblance because my hair was a different color when I was younger. At that time, I was into drugs, and so we would get high together. After doing the drugs, he started to get a little paranoid. That's what he did. He would start thinking people were following him.

It had been anywhere from six to seven.

It had been anywhere from six to seven.

It had been anywhere from six to seven.

By the end of the evening, I probably was a little intoxicated.

By the end of the evening, I probably was a little intoxicated.

By the end of the evening, I probably was a little intoxicated.

So Jack Early, the defense attorney for Dr. Sills, says, yes, he calls her the patient, but he's in doctor mode. So he is maybe detaching himself a little bit, but that's because he's gone into doctor mode now. He's getting the pulse ox because the 911 operator asked if she was alive. So his thought is, I can get the pulse ox to find out if she's alive. This is what Jack Early is telling us.

So Jack Early, the defense attorney for Dr. Sills, says, yes, he calls her the patient, but he's in doctor mode. So he is maybe detaching himself a little bit, but that's because he's gone into doctor mode now. He's getting the pulse ox because the 911 operator asked if she was alive. So his thought is, I can get the pulse ox to find out if she's alive. This is what Jack Early is telling us.

So Jack Early, the defense attorney for Dr. Sills, says, yes, he calls her the patient, but he's in doctor mode. So he is maybe detaching himself a little bit, but that's because he's gone into doctor mode now. He's getting the pulse ox because the 911 operator asked if she was alive. So his thought is, I can get the pulse ox to find out if she's alive. This is what Jack Early is telling us.

He also was saying, he's not doing CPR every day in his IVF practice. So of course he's maybe a little rusty on CPR. And he also argues that Mary Catherine, the daughter, is sitting there. Would Mary Catherine be in on this conspiracy? This is what Jack Early is asking me. Okay, those are all really, really interesting points that I had not considered.

He also was saying, he's not doing CPR every day in his IVF practice. So of course he's maybe a little rusty on CPR. And he also argues that Mary Catherine, the daughter, is sitting there. Would Mary Catherine be in on this conspiracy? This is what Jack Early is asking me. Okay, those are all really, really interesting points that I had not considered.

He also was saying, he's not doing CPR every day in his IVF practice. So of course he's maybe a little rusty on CPR. And he also argues that Mary Catherine, the daughter, is sitting there. Would Mary Catherine be in on this conspiracy? This is what Jack Early is asking me. Okay, those are all really, really interesting points that I had not considered.

Yeah, I mean, it's an interesting point, Anne-Marie. The forensic pathologist testified at trial that the ligature mark required a sustained even pull on both sides. And the jurors discussed this when they went into deliberations. The dogs would have had to be pulling evenly at the same time.

Yeah, I mean, it's an interesting point, Anne-Marie. The forensic pathologist testified at trial that the ligature mark required a sustained even pull on both sides. And the jurors discussed this when they went into deliberations. The dogs would have had to be pulling evenly at the same time.

Yeah, I mean, it's an interesting point, Anne-Marie. The forensic pathologist testified at trial that the ligature mark required a sustained even pull on both sides. And the jurors discussed this when they went into deliberations. The dogs would have had to be pulling evenly at the same time.

And the other thing that the jurors brought up is that if she was on this wooden staircase, how could the dogs with their nails even get a grip to be able to pull on the scarf? So, yeah, it would have to be a very coordinated effort by the dogs, according to how the jurors looked at this. Yeah.

And the other thing that the jurors brought up is that if she was on this wooden staircase, how could the dogs with their nails even get a grip to be able to pull on the scarf? So, yeah, it would have to be a very coordinated effort by the dogs, according to how the jurors looked at this. Yeah.