chest, and it s hunting season and the police are out to get you. hurley contends even innocent people will make mistakes when talking to police. they re trying to trick you and trap you. no matter how innocent you are, you re a human being, you re frail and you can make mistakes. all it takes is one trip over the wrong log. you find yourself on the wrong end of an indictment. rudy and charlie don t have to talk. the constitution s fifth amendment gives them that right. no person shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself. first of all, i believe there s no such thing as the perfect crime. john dematto is the attorney for anna s sister, angel. as a former prosecutor, i can tell you your legal training, your experience as a prosecutor and your prosecutorial instincts tell you that a crime was committed and it s very likely that this person committed the crime. however, the same experience,
endured during her relationship with vince. she had to go to the hospital for a skull fracture, bruised kidneys, both eyes were blackened, her lips were swelled. her whole head and face were swelled. there s no question in my mind that what got the conviction was the series of witnesses paraded on by the prosecution that vince hit her before, vince beat her before, vince did this. so, therefore, he must have killed her. vince doan never took the stand and maintains his innocence to this day. vince doan has a fifth amendment right not to testify. jurors are supposed to give him that right, and they re supposed to not draw any inferences against that. we the jury in this case duly impanelled, sworn and affirmed, find the defendant, vincent doan, guilty of aggravated murder as contained in count two of the indictment.
to talk. the constitution s fifth amendment gives them that right. no person shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself. first of all, i believe there s no such thing as the perfect crime. john dematto is the attorney for anna s sister, angel. as a former prosecutor, i can tell you your legal training, your experience as a prosecutor and your prosecutorial instincts tell you that a crime was committed and it s very likely that this person committed the crime. however, the same experience, the same training and the same instincts tell you that at this point in time, you don t have enough evidence to sustain a verdict of guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. if, under pressure, a prosecutor goes to trial and loses, an acquittal is far worse for the family to endure. gil alba counsels them not to rush the process. right now, there s not enough
conviction was the series of witnesses paraded on by the prosecution that vince hit her before, vince beat her before, vince did this. so, therefore, he must have killed her. vince doan never took the stand and maintains his innocence to this day. vince doan has a fifth amendment right not to testify. jurors are supposed to give him that right, and they re supposed to not draw any inferences against that. we the jury in this case duly impanelled, sworn and affirmed, find the defendant, vincent doan, guilty of aggravated murder as contained in count two of the indictment. but it was a hollow victory for the culberson family. yes, we did convict the man who took my daughter s life, but yet we still didn t have what we wanted most and that was carrie. even though this case in ohio
for murder following his girlfriend s disappearance. his first rule never talk to police. it s the same thing as deer s out in the forest and one of the deers leaves the group and comes back in and says guys today s hunting season and let s go stand in the opening. you re a target and you have a target right on your chest and it s hunting season and the police are out to get you. he contends even innocent people will make mistakes when talking to police. they re trying to trick you and trap you, no matter how innocent you are, you re frail and you can make mistakes and all you do is make one trip over the wrong log and you find yourselves on the other send vr end of an indictment. the constitution s fifth amendment gives them that right. no person shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself. first of all i don t believe there s no such thing as the perfect crime.