the stand, on the payroll of the defense hesitated before answering. i expected an objection when i looked at the defense table which was over on my left. there wasn t an objection so i answered and i said yes sir. there was a detail that the witness wanted to talk about. something he had noted and which would later be regarded as the atomic bomb of the trial of dr. john hamilton. it was about that bloody sure taken from the doctor. in my examination, i found additional blood that was not talked about anywhere on the inside of the right cuff. prosecutors hadn t talked about this stain. maybe they had missed it all together. it was up inside the sleeve. how did it get there? that s when he started explaining that the blood spatter inside the sleeve, the only thing that he could think of that it was consistent with was john hamilton when he was
there s no tracks that ran out through the creek bed and behind. soon after their arrival investigators started questioning dr. john hamilton himself. biden there had been the neighbors tip about problems in the hamilton marriage. and that wasn t all. the doctor s behavior in the minutes after finding susan dead seemed off. hamilton had told a 9-1-1 officer he was performing cpr. but when the first responder firefighter david bradbury arrived on the scene, he thought there was something odd about the way the doctor was performing chest compressions. he had one hand on her chest, one hand on her abdomen. attempting to do compressions in this man right here. the way that we are taught to do cpr we interlock our hands. the palm goes into the center of the chess on the sternum. and david bradbury says he didn t see any signs that the doctor had even attempted mouth to mouth resuscitation. the way that this woman had been beaten her face was