it comes from the fact that eddie gallagher is an old-school hard-charging warrior, and these younger millennial seals, they were just there to be able to say that they were seals, they went there, then they could get out and go on to their future careers without former navy seal tagline on their bio. speak up but one of the so-called millennial seals who says he saw gallagher stab so prisoner is the same one, cory scott, who said it was he who actually killed the prisoner. of the might be left wondering if both of those statements can actually be true, and if not, whether this witness who turned out in effect to be a star witness for the defense, has any credibility. it will be up to the jury to decide that matter, and therefore, the expert witness we are about to hear on the cause of death is going to be absolutely crucial in the outcome of this stunning case.
asphyxiated him by holding the breathing tube. that s still a problem for chief gallagher because he may be liable for attempted murder or questions one way it or the other whether it was the cause of the death. in either case, it will be of further tax on his credibility. trace: but the cause of death, it will focus on what was the cause of death? if it was his fixation, if it was stabbing, then all of a sudden, you ve got some more proof one way or the other. that s going to be critical, right? i think it s going to be very important what the experts say about how they can assess what exactly is the cause of death now that there s two different versions of this kind of late-breaking testimony certainly throws into flux the expert testimony in that regard, but one way or another, he still is potentially liable for attempted murder. that is still life without the possibility of parole as maximum
did not kill this isis soldier? what will that do? we have actual u.s. seals coming in and giving their testimony, including scott himself. you have this general coming in. it s going to be a question of what that connection is. is there a bias there? is he testifying on something he knows. the judge has to be real careful on what he allows. they will not testify to something that they don t actually know. sandra: the wife of eddie gallagher, who has appeared with several times, maintains his innocence thereof, as well as eddie gallagher himself. what she s pointing to is what she labels witness inconsistency. she says that they are taking responsibility. she says i feel that every single one of they brought
targeting student dad, how do they pay for it. bill bennett is our headliner. he has something to say about all that. he joins us next hour. eddie gallagher set to resume her shortly, after bombshell testimony from a medic on the stand last week. he says he killed the prisoner gallagher is accused of murdering, so where does this case go next? any reasonable professional prosecuting office would have dismissed this case several times over. termites.
estranged husband, fotis dulos, now saying that the missing mother has an history of disappearances. norm pattis telling the new york post that jennifer disappeared from new york and lived for years under a different name over a family dispute. he says she has plenty of motives for hurting her husband. a friend said she was afraid for her life before her disappearance. trace: and a gallagher back in court today after a dramatic twist in the murder case. another seal claimed responsibility for killing the teenager he is on trial for killing. prosecutors say that despite the testimony, they will not drop the charges. gallagher s attorney say he is innocent of the charges against him. it s an entirely invented story to try to say that chief gallagher is behind this. there is no evidence of it whatsoever. the people that are trying to blame him are just disgruntled