After only four hours of deliberations, jurors returned not-guilty verdicts on all eight counts against Timothy J. Martinez, 35, apparently persuaded by the defense argument that the victim was "stuck in a lie," suggesting fabrication of abuse "that doesn't make sense."
After only four hours of deliberations, jurors returned not-guilty verdicts on all eight counts against Timothy J. Martinez, 35, apparently persuaded by the defense argument that the victim was "stuck in a lie," suggesting fabrication of abuse "that doesn't make sense."
After only four hours of deliberations, jurors returned not-guilty verdicts on all eight counts against Timothy J. Martinez, 35, apparently persuaded by the defense argument that the victim was "stuck in a lie," suggesting fabrication of abuse "that doesn't make sense."
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The lead defense attorney for Timothy J. Martinez, 35, said Friday that the victim was "stuck in a lie," essentially perpetuating a fabrication about alleged molestations, while the prosecutor said she "ignored" the victim's in-court testimony that was consistent with statements made during a 2019 interview with a Vacaville police investigator.