LIVE COURT FEED | LORI DAYBELL TRIAL DAY 2
Source: YouTube · Hidden True Crime · published Apr 9, 2025 · 6:35:14
The prosecution's claim that CPR was performed before emergency responders arrived is undermined by first responder testimony, which indicates no prior CPR was given and that the patient showed no signs of circulation or blood pooling.
Key Takeaways:
• The first responder observed no pulse or breathing upon arrival, and noted the absence of blood pooling under the victim, which contradicts claims of prior CPR 30:00.
• The responder testified that CPR was not performed before their arrival, and that the patient had no signs of circulation or oxygenation when assessed 31:00.
• Blood pooling and skin modeling were observed after the patient was rolled, indicating death occurred prior to or during the first responder’s arrival 43:00.
The evidence suggests the victim was unresponsive and not receiving CPR before emergency personnel arrived, casting doubt on the prosecution’s narrative.
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Security is not a crime. Self-defense is not a crime. A family tragedy is not a crime. Yeah, Morgan, almost the uh polar opposite, would you say, from that prosecutor, she was pretty emotional. Um she kept saying as the evidence shows as the evidence shows as the evidence shows. Uh not very compelling to hear that kind of thing for a jury. Yeah. But I would say she was definitely nervous when she started and she did repeat that as the evidence will show. She's trying to get some of that appear apparently trying to get some of that court lingo in there. But the end of her uh opening statement there, the part that we played there was probably the most effective part. Um she did cry. She showed the jury that she is a a human, a person. Um we may not see she may not testify, but they are able …