Tracy Smith

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.

He kind of had two theories, but let me just explain this. It was tough to get the full story out of Jack early because he says he can't tell it because it's Dr. Sills' story. Dr. Sills didn't testify, so he basically said we didn't get the whole story at trial. There's more to tell and Scott Sills has to tell it. Now having said that, what he said to us was...

He kind of had two theories, but let me just explain this. It was tough to get the full story out of Jack early because he says he can't tell it because it's Dr. Sills' story. Dr. Sills didn't testify, so he basically said we didn't get the whole story at trial. There's more to tell and Scott Sills has to tell it. Now having said that, what he said to us was...

He kind of had two theories, but let me just explain this. It was tough to get the full story out of Jack early because he says he can't tell it because it's Dr. Sills' story. Dr. Sills didn't testify, so he basically said we didn't get the whole story at trial. There's more to tell and Scott Sills has to tell it. Now having said that, what he said to us was...

Maybe she was killed by the C3 fracture, so the fracture to her neck, which would have happened from a fall down the stairs. Or maybe she was incapacitated enough from the C3 fracture that then she's at the bottom of the stairs and the dogs pull on the scarf enough to leave the mark, not necessarily to kill her.

Maybe she was killed by the C3 fracture, so the fracture to her neck, which would have happened from a fall down the stairs. Or maybe she was incapacitated enough from the C3 fracture that then she's at the bottom of the stairs and the dogs pull on the scarf enough to leave the mark, not necessarily to kill her.

Maybe she was killed by the C3 fracture, so the fracture to her neck, which would have happened from a fall down the stairs. Or maybe she was incapacitated enough from the C3 fracture that then she's at the bottom of the stairs and the dogs pull on the scarf enough to leave the mark, not necessarily to kill her.

He also theorized that maybe it was one dog because the scarf was tied around her neck and then you wouldn't have to have the coordination of the two dogs. Then you just have the one dog pulling on the tied scarf and it could have made that even mark. This was his theory.

He also theorized that maybe it was one dog because the scarf was tied around her neck and then you wouldn't have to have the coordination of the two dogs. Then you just have the one dog pulling on the tied scarf and it could have made that even mark. This was his theory.

He also theorized that maybe it was one dog because the scarf was tied around her neck and then you wouldn't have to have the coordination of the two dogs. Then you just have the one dog pulling on the tied scarf and it could have made that even mark. This was his theory.

Yes, he did. He even went so far as to test the scarf for dog DNA. And it came back positive with dog DNA, cat DNA and pig DNA, which they explained as the dogs were eating pig ears as snacks. And so that would leave pig DNA on the scarf. But yeah, I mean, he went with the dog theory.

Yes, he did. He even went so far as to test the scarf for dog DNA. And it came back positive with dog DNA, cat DNA and pig DNA, which they explained as the dogs were eating pig ears as snacks. And so that would leave pig DNA on the scarf. But yeah, I mean, he went with the dog theory.

Yes, he did. He even went so far as to test the scarf for dog DNA. And it came back positive with dog DNA, cat DNA and pig DNA, which they explained as the dogs were eating pig ears as snacks. And so that would leave pig DNA on the scarf. But yeah, I mean, he went with the dog theory.

Yes, he poked holes in exactly in the ruling that it was ligature strangulation that caused that was the cause of death. Yes.

Yes, he poked holes in exactly in the ruling that it was ligature strangulation that caused that was the cause of death. Yes.

Yes, he poked holes in exactly in the ruling that it was ligature strangulation that caused that was the cause of death. Yes.

Yeah, that's true. I mean, they said that they didn't need to prove motive, but they gave a lot of options. Right, Diane?

Yeah, that's true. I mean, they said that they didn't need to prove motive, but they gave a lot of options. Right, Diane?

Yeah, that's true. I mean, they said that they didn't need to prove motive, but they gave a lot of options. Right, Diane?

I think the texts are really interesting because, you know, in talking to Jack early, he basically said, if you pull out these things that we pulled out, like I just want out and you're killing me. Yes, they sound very damning, but these are all related to work. This couple worked together, that it's that working relationship that caused all of the tension and you shouldn't read so much text.