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In response to
"Here's NY Times. -- (link)"
by
Mop🧹
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Here's the relevant parts from the article...
Posted by
Mop🧹 (aka rburriel)
Jul 12 '24, 15:37
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- After Hannah Gutierrez-Reed - the armorer - was convicted, a dude named Troy Teske brought some live ammo to the police station saying that these may be relevant to the case.
- It appears that Teske - an acquaintance of Hannah Gutierrez-Reed - may have been responsible for bringing some live ammo to the set.
- The crime scene specialist labeled the ammo with a different case number (accidentally? intentionally?)
- The prosecutor looked at the bullets and determined they were different from those used in the shoot and weren't relevant to the case.
- The evidence was not disclosed to the defense.
- The evidence turned up in court today. The judge had a look, and at least one bullet resembled he bullets used in the shoot. Ergo, relevant to the case, ergo, evidence was withheld from the defense, ergo, dismissal.
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