clearly a rush to judgment, sloppy investigation, said the defense. by detectives who bought the holthouse s alibi too easily, who failed to consider that the murder might have been committed by whoever robbed the nearby bank just before stephanie disappeared. attorney burnhart confronted cbi agent sadar. you had no direct evidence of mr. bruner assaulting his wife? correct, no direct evidence of mr. bruner murdering her. of course, had dale taken the stand, he would have had to have answered to some stubbornly uncomfortable facts and this question that hung over the defense table like a cloud. you loved your wife. you loved her a lot. but in that moment of extreme rage when she was leaving you, you killed her. you strangled her and then threw her body in the river. so not true. the theme of the prosecution
why would she go away on a yoga retreat and decline this friend s offer to babysit? can i take care of the kids? she said no, they re fine with dale. that s because she knew that dale wasn t a threat to her. he wasn t a threat to those children. and remember how the detective found the house unusually spotless two weeks after the murder? it was, turned out, family and friends who cleaned up. apparently because dale was paralyzed by grief. dale walks into his walk-in closet and half of the stuff is stephanie s. he comes out and he s just crying. he s just like, i ve got to get this stuff out of here. so clearly a rush to judgment, sloppy investigation, said the defense. by detectives who bought the holthouses alibi too easily, who failed to consider that the murder might have been committed by whoever robbed the nearby bank just before stephanie disappeared. attorney burnhart confronted cbi agent greg sadar. you had no direct evidence of
don t enact it yet, not until next week. why would she go away on a yoga retreat and decline this friend s offer to babysit? can i take care of the kids? she said no, they re fine with dale. that s because she knew that dale wasn t a threat to her. he wasn t a threat to those children. remember how the detective found the house unusually spotless two weeks after the murder? it was, turned out, family and friends who cleaned up. apparently because dale was paralyzed by grief. dale walks into his walk-in closet and half of the stuff is stephanie s. he comes out and he s just crying. he s like, i ve got to get this stuff out of here. clearly a rush to judgment, sloppy investigation, said the defense. by detectives who bought the holthouse s alibi too easily, who failed to consider that the murder might have been committed by whoever robbed the nearby bank just before stephanie disappeared. attorney burnhart confronted agent sadar.
next week. why would she go away on a yoga retreat and decline this friend s offer to babysit? can i take care of the kids? she said no, they re fine with dale. that s because she knew that dale wasn t a threat to her. he wasn t a threat to those children. remember how the detective found the house unusually spotless two weeks after the murder? it was, turned out, family and friends who cleaned up. apparently because dale was paralyzed by grief. dale walks into his walk-in closet and half of the stuff is stephanie s. he comes out and he s just crying. he s like, i ve got to get this stuff out of here. clearly a rush to judgment, sloppy investigation, said the defense. by detectives who bought the holthouse s alibi too easily, who failed to consider that the murder might have been committed by whoever robbed the nearby bank just before stephanie disappeared. attorney burnhart confronted agent sadar. you had no direct evidence of mr. bruner assaulting his wife?
clearly a rush to judgment, sloppy investigation, said the defense. by detectives who bought the holthouse s alibi too easily, who failed to consider that the murder might have been committed by whoever robbed the nearby bank just before stephanie disappeared. attorney burnhart confronted agent sadar. you had no direct evidence of mr. bruner assaulting his wife? correct, no direct evidence of mr. bruner murdering her. of course, had dale taken the stand, he would have had to have answered to some stubbornly uncomfortable facts and this question that hung over the defense table like a cloud. you loved your wife. you loved her a lot. but in that moment of extreme rage when she was leaving you, you killed her. strangled her and then threw her body in the river. so not true. the theme of the prosecution was that you were an abuser and