How many screams were NOT heard through brick walls & floors with the TV on?
The one heard scream is a very weak foundation for felony charges & a $20,000,000 civil suit. Even a budget lawyer could beat it. Reply David December 17, 2009 at 4:12 PM Ben, As CD says one scream was heard, and it is strong enough evidence in a felony trial. Remember circumstantial evidence is weighed evenly with physical evidence. Secondly, unless Victor gets up on the stand, which he won’t do, and contradicts that it was his scream that was heard, that scream will be tied to Victor upon finding Robert’s body. David Reply BenFranklin December 17, 2009 at 4:53 PM David, Zaborsky could testify that his scream was seconds before his 911 call. If it is true, he will take the stand to clarify this important matter once & for all. Roll 9-1-1 tape… Ben Reply David December 17, 2009 at 4:59 PM Ben, And tell me, what defense lawyer worth their salt, let alone a million dollars, will let their client take the stand and be cross examined by the prosecution? I highly doubt it than any of the de
