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Stressed the importance of taking unpopular cases. and then days immediately afterwards the news got worse for tim hennis, and he had no alibi and angela hennis was out of town, and in the middle of the night he drug a barrel out to burn stuff. something that his neighbors had never seen him do before. i don t know what it was, but something that he burned. the lady who owns the cleaners and he said that man that you all arrested brought that black members only jacket into my cleaners friday, and didn t look suspicious to me. the bank card of katy eastburn had been used twice. friday night and saturday morning, $150 each time. they found out hennis was late on rent which he paid on monday. ....
Feel? extremely upset and angry. on cross-examination, the prosecutor confronted hennis with the alleged motive for the murder. the prosecutor says that you lost your cool, and went in there and tried to have sex with her, and when she refused you snapped and killed her. and they were trying to provoke him on the stand and he had to calmly say, i did not, i did not. and he said, i never had sex with that woman, and it did not happen. and when it was over, they did not get the reaction they wanted, and it was a different light that the jury had seen, and it made a huge difference. in the absence of the blood on the jacket made a difference in the first trial insisting that the dry cleaner had removed the blood stains. but richardson saw it differently. and the dry cleaner said that you have to use a special chemical to remove blood. i said, did you use it in this case, and he said, no. and so when they challenged it, richardson was ready with his own expert. this chemist ....
Cheating, because it turned out that the prosecutors knew exactly who john raupaugh was. and then the attorneys told the judge what they discovered about the prosecutor. they had him bring the jacket and the hat and they had taken it from him, and they had put it in one the trunk of one of the detective s trunk, and returned it to him after the trial. and that is the type of evidence that could have tilted the evidence in his original trial. and we were plain mad at that case. you get mad enough you go another way. we had sat there in the courtroom to thinking that he had been guilty to not sure that the jury will not find him guilty, to then they will find him guilty, to not. and then after three hours ....
Kept it from the prosecution for maximum impact. the back doors burst open. and at 3:30 in the morning, you wonder if that is who patrick cone saw on the road. this is another tall white guy blond walking down the street, and it is effective. it is one of those magical moments in the courtroom, and the walker gave that jury a reason to have reasonable doubt. it gave them a reason to say it was not tim. when the walker took the stand, richardson asked what he wore on the nightly walks down sommer hill road. he wore a beanie hat, and he had a members only jacket. black members only jacket. after the walker s testimony, the defense moved to have the case thrown out. the defense accused the prosecution of outright ....
And put it on a members only jacket, and then put some luminol on it, and it e glowed it just glowed as bright as can be. right there. but hennis on the other hand had no sign of blood. so richardson had turned the prosecution s evidence against him. and then lucille cook who swore she saw hennis at the atm. two days after the murder. lucille cook had made dozens and dozens of transactions around the time of the murder, and asked her if she could remember those, and of course, she could not. there was a gap of time between her transaction and the transaction used allegedly by tim hennis. it was 3 1/2 minutes. well, it does not seem like a lot, until you sit there and time it. we had the jury sit there and time it to see how long it was. ....