There is no firm evidence that any bodies were moved apart from made up and fabricated and manufactured evidence by FBI hair and fiber men.
There is plenty of evidence that bodies were moved. Let us stick with the 2 easiest examples:
- 6" full thickeness soaking stain (Type AB) of Kimberley's blood and brain serum on the master bedroom carpet near the closet.
*in order for blood to seep through the carpet, the underlayment, and padding and get to the floor boards Kimberley had to lay there for quite some time.
*Kimberley was found tucked into her bed
*Kimberley's blood type left a trail from the master bedroom back to her room; the type of drop and positions clearly show she'd been transported from the master bedroom to her bed.
*fibers from inmate's pj top were found IN Kimberley's bedding
- Type A blood splattered above the bed in Kristen's room and Type A blood on Kristen's bedding.
*also 3 bloody footprints EXITING Kristen's room made in Type A blood by inmate's feet
*bloody footprints showed that inmate was carrying something of significant weight when he made the bloody footprints
*no other Type A blood on the floor of Kristen's room
*Colette was found on the floor of the master bedroom.
The intruders came into the house equipped with ice picks and knives and possibly wearing surgical gloves because Helena Stoeckley worked in a hospital at the time.
Helena Stoeckley did not work in a hospital. The knives, ice pick and the club plus surgical gloves all came from the household. Even the defense doesn't try to fly this ridiculous nonsensical argument.
....put up a strong fight, but he was hit on the head, possibly with a baseball bat by a hard cookie black man, probably Dwight Smith.
Dwight Smith was not involved in the murders he was investigated FULLY and has been cleared of any possible involvement. Inmate fought with Colette and he brutalized and killed her and then made up a nonsensical story to try and cover up his actions. He was not hit in the head and he was not rendered unconscious. YOU have been told plenty of times, and it is not impossible to check the FACTS yourself......
it is not possible to be rendered unconscious and then remember the blow that caused it. it is not possible to have detailed memory of the events leading up to the loss of consciousness. inmate's story is medically impossible. The person who put up a strong fight was Colette. You can tell SHE was the fighter because both her arms were broken, her face was badly battered - unrecognizable.
The intruders left behind unsourced fibers. What do you expect them to leave. Their identity cards? Stoeckley was chanting gibberish holding a candle which was nothing to do with Hollywood castings.
Unsourced fibers are forensically useless. IF there had been intruders they'd have left some sign of themselves. Possibly their id cards could have been left, but they'd have left some hairs, some fibers, some fingerprints - something that could be sourced. No way there were 7 intruders in that house and left nothing of themselves. Stoeckley and Greg Mitchell were the only two remaining viable suspects (even the defense admitted that) at the time of the DNA testing. NONE of the exhibits matched Stoeckley or Mitchell because they were not there.....none of the people Helena said were there were there.....which is not at all surprising considering that her confessions (and recantations) never matched the evidence nor did they match inmate's story. Clear indication that she lied.
It was a poor investigation.
This case has been more thoroughly investigated than most. The re-investigation alone lasted over 2 years and encompasses many many volumes of material. But most importantly, the DNA evidence clinched what the trial already proved. Inmate butchered his family, brutally and savagely and then tried to get out of being punished for his actions. He is a base coward, a narcissistic sociopathic bastard.
Numerous confessions by the real culprits were rejected and ignored.
Helena's confessions and recantations were thoroughly investigated. Her stories didn't match the evidence and they didn't match inmate's tales either. She was a sad, pathetic drug addict. She had a penchant for telling tall tales. Like many other sick, lonely, drugged out, and/or crazy people she inserted herself into the story. She wasn't there - which if you count the number of times she was asked - she gave "I can't help you, I wasn't there" as her answer more than twice as often as she gave her false confessions that were easily disproven.
The forensics were illegally withheld from the defense.
No evidence, forensic or otherwise were withheld from the defense. The defense didn't review all the evidence but that was because they wasted months on trying to get the government to allow the evidence to be shipped across the country. that wasn't going to happen and it was perfectly legal to insist that the evidence be reviewed in North Carolina where it was securely stored. The government offered the defense laboratory space for their review of the evidence. The fact that they waited so long to take advantage is not the fault of the government. Also, it would not have made a difference because the evidence clearly shows that inmate killed his family. period.
By law people are put in prison, or executed, based on facts and evidence, not on beliefs and opinions and con artist lawyers and tabloid journalists.
Exactly, henri. that is why inmate is in prison. the evidence showed that he was guilty. you are the only one who discusses this case using opinion. the rest of us use facts.
too bad that inmate hired a con artist lawyer like Segal.
