Unraveled S4 Ep.4: Physical Evidence
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Dec 15, 2021 Dive into the complexities of a controversial murder trial, where evidence suggests both guilt and innocence. Explore gunshot residue and stippling patterns that could make or break the case. Discover the courtroom drama as families grapple with tragic events and motives are put under the microscope. Examine the scientific intricacies of DNA and fingerprints, questioning their reliability in proving culpability. This investigation into a chaotic crime scene challenges everything we think about justice and forensic science.
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Prosecution's Argument
- The prosecution presented evidence like spilled wine, a broken glass, and wine stains.
- They argued these indicated an argument between Bob and Diane Ward, escalating into the bedroom where Diane's body was found.
Defense's Counterargument
- Bob Ward's defense argued that the wine stains and broken glass resulted from Diane's clumsiness.
- Sarah Ward supported this, stating Diane frequently spilled wine, suggesting an accidental spill rather than an argument.
Inconclusive GSR Evidence
- GSR evidence was inconclusive, with a trace on Diane and none on Bob.
- The defense argued this made Diane more likely to be the shooter, while the prosecution argued Bob had time to wash his hands.