How do you charge someone with murder when medical and forensic evidence show that it was not possible for her to have shot the state trooper that died?
Medical evidence was presented in her trial, backed by expert testimony, that due to gunshot wounds her right arm was paralyzed with the second bullet. This and other medical evidence was strong in her favor. The judge eventually cut off funding for any further expert defense testimony in the trial.
Forensic evidence showed that there was no gunpowder residue on her fingers and her fingerprints were not found on ANY weapon at the scene! There is more evidence to support her evidence, but you could stop right there and know that she should never have been convicted for this crime.
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