moment a massive blast ripped through a saint petersburg cafe , wounding dozens and killing prominent russian military blogger madeline tatar ski. this video shows the run up to the blast as tatar ski received a statuette authorities believed was laced with explosives allegedly given to him by this woman, daria trip over now in custody. in an interrogation video released by russian investigators. they asked if she knew why she was detained, says forgiving tatar ski the statuette. it s not clear whether trip over was being coerced to speak in the video, but russian authorities released images showing a woman looking like trip over entering the cafe before the blast. after giving the box with the statuette to the host over went to a different part of the room. a witness says investigators asked her where she got the statuette from which she declines to
scene. some of his friends were known gang members, and police thought cory was too. but he had no criminal record. and they pulled us out of the car, they searched my car, they searched us down, and let us go. investigators, were not able to develop any leads, in the case went cold. but six months after his death, a 16-year-old told police, he saw the shooter. it was cory. police arrested corey, and charged him with first degree murder. i was taken to the homicide division, and the detective was, like you are going to tell us you did this. and i was like, man, i ain t did nothing. at trial, thomas became the prosecution star witness, and prosecutors had more evidence. they played an interrogation video, of cory s friend, ben kind, who was with him that
friend, who had been with him the night of the shooting, ben king. the one who said on that interrogation video that cory did it, but king said, he had told police twice before, that cory did not do it. he didn t do, it we do, and cory do it. they don t want to hear that. they don t want to hear the truth. when police brought him in a third time, pressuring him again, king said that he had enough. he just wanted to leave. they wouldn t let me go. after being down there, nine, ten hours a day, i thought, well, i ll tell him a lie and go home. king said, when prosecutor, tim harris, asked him to testify against cory at trial, he refused. tim harris kept trying to get me to say he did it, and i wouldn t do it.
though there was one thing that was plain to see isaiah s lies. right there in the interrogation video. the prosecution played the entire nine and half hours of it to the jury. i think anytime somebody says something that the state contends isn t true, you have to try to understand the dynamic of where it was said. phillips noted that detectives questioned isaiah aggressively for hours, they used profanity, invaded his space, intimidated him. i m supposed to believe a stack of maybe, he theorized, isaiah simply lied to make them go away. were you worried though the jury is going to hear lies, and that s just gonna trump everything else? this guy s lying. why should i believe him that he didn t kill her? that s a hard one to overcome. but we had no
the results of that serial number restoration test he did on the gun recovered from the river. i wound up pulling up all but one of the digits. it wound up matching the bill of sale for ms. delgado s purchase of the revolver. is that like a bingo moment for you, when you put this stuff to the test and it works? finding out that the number i restored was basically the exact same one that was on her bill of laden, that was awesome. and mills had something else to tell the jury. remember, he d done a test firing like this one through the barrel of the recovered gun. and what happened when you testified those bullets and compared them to the bullets from the crime scene? when we did a comparison from the victim and we identified those three bullets as having been fired from that revolver that was recovered from the creek. the prosecutors introduced that interrogation video of maliek kearney. i love this woman. i loved her. i love her to death. we did that so that the jury