1) Affidavit of Probable Cause
2) State’s Trial Memorandum and Motions in Limine
3) Defense’s Motion to Sever Offenses
4) Defendant’s Trial Brief
5) Defendant’s Supplement Motions in Limine
6) Motion for New Trial
Defense raises the following issues: 1) confrontation clause issues regarding testimonial evidence from absent witnesses and 2) chain of custody and admissibility issues regarding evidence collection during the victim’s autopsy.
Prosecution’s trial memorandum detailing the anticipated evidence and course of the investigation. Evidentiary issues also included in a motion in limine.
Prosecutor’s charging affidavit detailing a 1972 murder-sexual offense case which includes details of the investigation such as the steps of Forensic Genetic Genealogy, the suspect’s criminal history, and charges brought against the suspect in 2019.
Prosecution’s response to the defense’s motion to dismiss that addresses the following key issues: 1) due process argument of preindictment delay of 30 years and 2) advances in forensic techniques using forensic DNA and development of a DNA database.
