08-21-2014, 07:14 PM
I don't think she's talked. The only thing I've found regarding the wife, Cindy Barajah, is this account of her at the accident site.
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During ex-deputy Anderson's testimony, dash-camera video from his patrol vehicle of the crash site was played for jurors. In the video, Cindy Barajas, the boys' mother, can be heard screaming, "No, not my babies." http://www.startribune.com/nation/272033381.html
The prosecution is conducting it's case-in-chief right now -- with cross examination of the prosecution witnesses by the defense attorney. I don't think Mrs. Barajas could be compelled to testify against her husband, even if prosecutors thought she had something to help convict him.
I expect that Cindy Barajas will be a witness and be asked for her account when the defense presents its case-in-chief; she'll bolster her husband's account and generate a lot of sympathy.
Snip:
During ex-deputy Anderson's testimony, dash-camera video from his patrol vehicle of the crash site was played for jurors. In the video, Cindy Barajas, the boys' mother, can be heard screaming, "No, not my babies." http://www.startribune.com/nation/272033381.html
The prosecution is conducting it's case-in-chief right now -- with cross examination of the prosecution witnesses by the defense attorney. I don't think Mrs. Barajas could be compelled to testify against her husband, even if prosecutors thought she had something to help convict him.
I expect that Cindy Barajas will be a witness and be asked for her account when the defense presents its case-in-chief; she'll bolster her husband's account and generate a lot of sympathy.