dna. cooper felt the prosecution s timeline of events also had flaws. well, the timeline that s drawn by the state, it was remarkable that they were going to sell it to this jury because of the long time that she was on the telephone with 911. darlie s call to 911 lasted five minutes and 44 seconds. damon could only have lived for eight or nine minutes after those wounds were inflicted. this is according to courtroom testimony. so since she was on the phone with 911 for five minutes and 44 seconds, she had a lot to do real fast. the biggest wrench in the timeline was the discovery of a bloody sock found in an alley 75 yards away from the routier home. that sock is the most important piece of evidence. there s no way it fits into the timeline. one of the things that had to
which proves beyond any doubt that it was placed there after she was walking around down there. the red flags were so startling, this ain t making sense. when a crime like that happens it s someone in the house that did this. as word of the murders spread, news crews descended on the routier home. she said they killed my babies. what neighbors say, her son michael had just spent the night tuesday. i m just so glad he wasn t there last night. after darlie was released from the hospital, she and darin were driven directly to the police department where they were questioned separately. according to police, in this critical moment, darlie s story shifted. instead of waking to face an intruder, darlie now claimed her son damon had woken her, calling mommy, mommy. she then saw a man with a knife and followed him into the utility room.
when a crime like that happens in a home, an experienced detectives goes, it s someone in the house that did this. as word of the murders spread, news crews descended on the routier home. she said they killed my babies. what neighbors say, her son michael had just spent the night tuesday. i m just so glad he wasn t there last night. after darlie was released from the hospital, she and darin were driven directly to the police department where they were questioned separately. according to police, in this critical moment, darlie s story shifted. instead of waking to face an intruder, darlie now claimed her son damon had woken her, calling mommy, mommy. she then saw a man with a knife and followed him into the utility room. i do not think that those two
found in an ally 75 yards away from the routier home. the sock is the most important piece of evidence in the case. one of the things that had to happen after the boys were stabbed is the blood on the sock. both boys blood was found on the sock. they hasn t figured out what to do with that sock. not but a couple of minutes for her to stab and kill the children and cut the screen, get this sock and run it down the ally in the dark through a gate that doesn t really work very well, come back and then the state claims she stood at the kitchen sink and injured herself, staged the crime scene. it really defies common sense to believe all of that could have been done in that time frame. during closing arguments, greg davis asked the jury what loving mother sleeps through the murder of her two children and then he told the jury the last thing each of these two children
there and it was on top of her bloody footprint, which proves beyond any doubt it was placed there after she d been walking around down there. red flags were so startling. he s like this ain t making sense. when a crime like that happens in the home, experienced detective goes it s someone in the house did this. as word of the murders spread, news crews descended on the routier home. she was bleeding all over her neck and said they kill her babies. one neighbor says her son michael just spent the night tuesday. i m just so glad he wasn t there last night. after darlie was released from the hospital, she and darren were driven directly to the rowlett police department where they were questioned separately. according to police in this critical moment, karl