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
were eliminated as suspects. we were able to create a time record of where everybody was and what they were doing at different points during the morning. and where was david dooley? there is a red pickup truck. the jury got to see dooley on security video from that morning. the defendant left that building that day at 6:31 a. m. which was about half an hour after michelle walked into the building. the prosecutor showed the jury a photo of those fresh primarks on michelle s office door and said they were a crucial clue that helped explain the murder. our belief has always been that david dooley was in the middle of breaking into her office when she came up the stairs and surprised him, and ultimately she was assaulted and restrained. because she was a witness to a crime in progress? absolutely. the medical examiner said michelle was bludgeoned with something similar to an industrial packing tape gun. but why wasn t any blood evidence found on david dooley.
not entering but leaving, around the back of the building. detectives matched the truck to its owner, david dooley, the janitor. and one of the workers who found michelle s body. dave dooley s truck is seen leaving the parking lot at 6:31 that morning. right after the murder? that s right. that s right. the security tape showed dooley returning to the warehouse around 7:00 a. m., detective mcvay thought it was not that he hadn t mentioned that when i first spoke. they needed to speak with dooley again, so they went to the apartment he shared with his wife, janet and dooley wasn t surprised to see them. a kind of figured it would happen, to do a follow-up. before detective mcvay even brought up, dooley told him he d gone home the morning of the murder. mcvay recorded their
and professionally. she ended up reading her own scathing words into the court record. now that i know what a bleet [bleep] you are, i am going to grapple with [bleep] ethical issues in every case in which you were involved. she says she was upset because mcvay didn t tell her what was on a thermo fisher video she had come across. dooley s attorney continued reading. not to mention the fact that you allowed me to go through a complete [bleep] murder trial without mentioning that video. now that i know it what the [bleep] am i going to do now. what the am i supposed to do now? right. that tells the story doesn t it? that may be the most damning paragraph of the entire trove of information. 8 p. m. random dude. the video in question shows a man outside the thermo fisher building. police call him the
42, wife and mother, face down in a pool of blood. the investigation that followed would peel the lid off the entire company and take a hard look at every employee who was there that morning. you know that your suspect is one of those people in the building? that s right. probing for clues in the victim s own private life. the detective asked me if there was any trouble in their marriage. eliminating suspect after suspect, until there was one. and just when it seemed to be over, it wasn t. did you have a sexual relationship with her? are you denying that? i don t think it is any of your business. a scandal would scramble everything. you are not controlling this anymore. you are not the commonwealth attorney right here. objection. they say the wheels of justice turn slowly. in this case, the wheels came completely off, leaving a family wondering, who would do