Phoenix, AZ —The defense in the Jodi Arias case has filed a Poison Pill Motion that will end the prosecution of Arias.  She will be set free without as much as a jaywalking conviction! According to the motion the computer belonging to Travis Alexander , while in police custody was tampered with.   Thousands of pornographic files were deleted in a very serious case of evidence tampering. Arias claimed under oath during her trial that she discovered Alexander masturbating while looking at porn images of little boys.  Prosecutor Juan Martinez had repeatedly ridiculed Arias in arguments as a liar saying she made that up.  This is bad as prosecutorial misconduct can get .  There is no other legal remedy now but to send Arias home. I don’t anticipate Arias being held in custody beyond a week or two under the cataclysmic circumstances. What remains are the federal and local investigations into the evidence tampering, violation ...

Washington, DC —They say DNA and fingerprint evidence does not lie and that’s for the most part a correct statement.  However those government officials involved in the investigation, collection, preservation and examination of evidence occasionally do some horrible things.  When that happens often it is a perfect crime, because proving such a case is almost impossible. In 1990, Shirley Kinge was convicted in an arson/murder case that where four people perished.  The investigator involved was truly a Golden Boy, New York State Police Trooper, Robert M. Lishansky .  He was an 11 year veteran of that agency and considered one of their brightest and best investigators.  Lishansky was lifting prints from plain paper copies of filed inked fingerprint cards with standard lifting tape and then claiming he lifted them at crime scenes.  At crime scenes latent prints are made visible by dusting them with a fine black powder that sticks to the l...