09-19-2017, 09:46 AM
Yeah, it really is a terrible case Love Child. The crime, some of the players, and the scenario are all straight out of a nightmare or horror movie.
Prosecution Rests
Yesterday.......the prosecution called several convicts to testify against Zach Adams, based on what he allegedly told them about the crime while he's been incarcerated. The prosecution then rested its case.
Hoping hard that the prosecution presented enough circumstantial evidence and incriminating witness testimony to secure a conviction. At present, I think the totality of testimony presented to the jury is strong enough to elicit a guilty verdict, BUT the defense now has its turn to plant doubt in jurors' minds.
Defense Case Begins
Defense attorney Jennifer Thompson will likely focus a lot of her case on trying to poke holes in the prosecution witnesses' credibility. 'Jason Autry is a low-life and just wanted to save his ass' -- that's what I'll think she'll contend.
'All those convicts who testified against Zach Adams are just looking for deals or attention' -- that'll probably be another strong defense assertion.
Since prosecutors don't have physical evidence nor a confession and weren't able to tie the alleged murder weapon to the defendant or the crime scene, if jurors don't believe co-defendant Jason Autry's account, the prosecution could be in trouble.
Prosecution Rests
Yesterday.......the prosecution called several convicts to testify against Zach Adams, based on what he allegedly told them about the crime while he's been incarcerated. The prosecution then rested its case.
Hoping hard that the prosecution presented enough circumstantial evidence and incriminating witness testimony to secure a conviction. At present, I think the totality of testimony presented to the jury is strong enough to elicit a guilty verdict, BUT the defense now has its turn to plant doubt in jurors' minds.
Defense Case Begins
Defense attorney Jennifer Thompson will likely focus a lot of her case on trying to poke holes in the prosecution witnesses' credibility. 'Jason Autry is a low-life and just wanted to save his ass' -- that's what I'll think she'll contend.
'All those convicts who testified against Zach Adams are just looking for deals or attention' -- that'll probably be another strong defense assertion.
Since prosecutors don't have physical evidence nor a confession and weren't able to tie the alleged murder weapon to the defendant or the crime scene, if jurors don't believe co-defendant Jason Autry's account, the prosecution could be in trouble.