Tara Grinstead case: What to expect in Ryan Duke's murder trial
It could be the final chapter in a 16-year murder mystery when the man accused of killing Tara Grinstead goes on trial May 2.
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It could be the final chapter in a 16-year murder mystery when the man accused of killing Tara Grinstead goes on trial May 2.
It could be the final chapter in a 16-year murder mystery when the man accused of killing Tara Grinstead goes on trial May 2.
Ga. Supreme Court rules for Duke defense Tara Grinstead case (Source: WALB) By Dave Miller | March 15, 2021 at 9:26 AM EDT - Updated March 15 at 3:17 PM ATLANTA (WALB) - The Supreme Court of Georgia has reversed an Irwin County court’s ruling that the Georgia Indigent Defense Act provides no means for pro bono counsel representing Ryan Alexander Duke to obtain state funds for defense experts and an investigator. “Contrary to the trial court’s conclusion, the Indigent Defense Act allows an indigent defendant to obtain such ancillary defense services through a contract between pro...
Extremely onliable in law enforcement investigations might throw something off which would throw the whole case off, i.e. a latex glove. >> dr. bodden's making a claim that amnesia, but her car is there. she takes her purse, doesn't take her phone. there's some indications sometimes she didn't take her phone because she was with somebody else, didn't want the phone to ring. so, that being said, the body needs to turn up. or somebody needs to have their dna taken where it pops up. but don't forget that sometimes in homicide investigations you're doing an autopsy of a personality and a lifestyle...
House. it was not common for her to do that but not impossible. >> did she go to some kind of barbecue or some event that night? >> yes. the last time we can account for hers 11:00 on a saturday night before she was reported missing. she was at a cookout, watching football games on television at the residence of a former employee who lived nearby. >> you say there were some lie detector tests and alibis checked out. >> yes, yes. we checked out alibis of all the people that we looked at closely. we administered several polygraph examinations. one case that makes it solvable, we have dna evidenc...