she didn t go to the judge. didn t go to the attorney general. and she didn t go to the defense either. she wrote a letter to bruce mcvay saying how could you do this to me. i get live with the worry that someone on the defense side will find it at some point and we will wind up in trouble over it and the entire case will be tainted because of it. you wrote that? i did write that. in defense of her actions tally-smith testified she subsequently calmed down and never sent that letter. and besides, she said, the video with the random dude, was much ado about nothing. it doesn t constitute any evidence that someone got in that building. would it have changed anything about the case? no. absolutely not. for his part, mcvay said he didn t tell the prosecutor about the video because he was confident the random dude wasn t the killer. but after hearing the testimony, the judge threw out david dooley s conviction. it was a stunning development, setting the stage
over. two years after his conviction, a whistle-blower came forward to reveal a secret romance between detective bruce mcvay and prosecutor linda tally-smith. the scandal rocked the prosecutor s office and would lead to serious questions about david dooley s conviction. brian hamrick covered the scandal for nbc cinncinnati affiliate wlwt. all the information about the personal conversations between the prosecutor, linda tally-smith and the lead detective, bruce mcvay all of their correspondence, all of that comes out. the jaw-dropping headline said the affair between the prosecutor and the lead detective began weeks after the trial. at a hearing in march of 2017, the prosecutor and the detective, both instrumental in putting dooley behind bars, found themselves on the hot
is. the prosecutor says the defense was given this video. the defense attorneys say they never saw it and were never told about the random dude. that would have been in our closing. our whole defense was, he didn t do it. so if we can point to unknown individuals that were trying to gain access to the building, that would definitely have been used. remember, tally smith said she didn t know about the man on the video during the trial but finally learned about him from mcvay afterwards. but then, she did nothing. she didn t go to the judge. didn t go to the attorney general. and she didn t go to the defense either. she wrote a letter to bruce mcvay saying how could you do this to me. i get live with the worry that someone on the defense side will find it at some point and we will wind up in trouble over it and the entire case will be tainted because of it. you wrote that? i did write that. in defense of her actions
random dude. it is hard to tell exactly what he s doing, but he s on the property where a woman is murdered brutally ten hours later and we don t know who he is. the prosecutor says the defense was given this video. the defense attorneys say they never saw it and were never told about the random dude. that would have been in our closing. our whole defense was, he didn t do it. so if we can point to unknown individuals that were trying to gain access to the building, that would definitely have been used. remember, tally smith said she didn t know about the map on the video during the trial but finally learned about him from mcvay afterwards. but then, she did nothing. she didn t go to the judge. didn t go to the attorney general. and she didn t go to the defense either. she wrote a letter to bruce mcvay saying how could you do
when you are innocent, it does happen. and it will happen. dooley was right. it wasn t over. two years after his conviction, a whistle-blower came forward to reveal a secret romance between detective bruce mcvay and prosecutor linda tally-smith. the scandal rocked the prosecutor s office and would lead to serious questions about david dooley s conviction. brian hamrick covered the scandal for nbc cinncinnati affiliate wlwt. all the information about the personal conversations between the prosecutor, linda tally-smith and the lead detective, bruce mcvay all of their correspondence, all of that comes out. the jaw-dropping headline said the affair between the prosecutor and the lead detective began weeks after the