03-09-2012, 05:08 PM
someone is confused.
or worse.
now it's NOT missing.
SO WHICH THE FUCK IS IT??
DETROIT -
"We received no clothing from the victim's body from the medical examiner" or police, Michigan State Police Forensic Science Division Director John Collins said Thursday. "There were items in the car that were submitted, but nothing that she was wearing."
then:
Multiple sources and the Detroit Police Department confirmed Friday to the Local 4 Defenders that the clothing Jane Bashara was wearing when she was found murdered is in the hands of the Michigan State Police forensic lab.
"There were items of clothing that were recovered from the body of Jane Bashara and sent to the MSP lab for testing," said DPD spokesperson Sgt. Eren Stephens.
Earlier on Friday, sources close to the murder investigation had said the clothes recovered from her body never made it to a Michigan State Police forensic lab for examination.
edit sat. morning
(WJBK) - Questions swirled Friday night, surrounding a key piece of evidence in the Jane Bashara murder investigation.
The clothing she wore the day she was killed wasn't turned over to the state police crime lab until Friday - after the mix-up was made public.
Is this a case of shoddy police work?
Defense attorney David Griem says he'll have a field day with this, if the case goes to trial.
or worse.
now it's NOT missing.
SO WHICH THE FUCK IS IT??
DETROIT -
"We received no clothing from the victim's body from the medical examiner" or police, Michigan State Police Forensic Science Division Director John Collins said Thursday. "There were items in the car that were submitted, but nothing that she was wearing."
then:
Multiple sources and the Detroit Police Department confirmed Friday to the Local 4 Defenders that the clothing Jane Bashara was wearing when she was found murdered is in the hands of the Michigan State Police forensic lab.
"There were items of clothing that were recovered from the body of Jane Bashara and sent to the MSP lab for testing," said DPD spokesperson Sgt. Eren Stephens.
Earlier on Friday, sources close to the murder investigation had said the clothes recovered from her body never made it to a Michigan State Police forensic lab for examination.
edit sat. morning
(WJBK) - Questions swirled Friday night, surrounding a key piece of evidence in the Jane Bashara murder investigation.
The clothing she wore the day she was killed wasn't turned over to the state police crime lab until Friday - after the mix-up was made public.
Is this a case of shoddy police work?
Defense attorney David Griem says he'll have a field day with this, if the case goes to trial.