I'm Susan Simpson with Undisclosed and we're with day three of a non's PCR hearing.

We are currently at the courthouse again.

I'm trying to see how fast I can possibly shove down to glazed donuts, thanks to our fans who

send goodies to our new home base, Dunkin' Donuts.

I mean, yesterday was a big day, today will be a big day. I'm hoping we can

finish. I'm a little bit skeptical, but it'd be really nice if we could get through everyone.

It's not going to happen. I shouldn't get my hose up. But we do have, well, we know from yesterday,

we'll have the state's cell phone expert up today. But I know the defense has a few more witnesses to

go. So yeah, it defense has a few more witnesses to go. So, yeah,

it'll be a good day. Brief update from the mid-morning break on day three. We just had

Sean Gordon, the defense investigator, testify. And on direct, he gave brief testimony,

said that he took the alibi notice the list of 86

names and contact as many as possible to find out if they'd ever been in touch with the defense

turns out three names were repeat so there's 83 names together of those he talked to 41 with those 41

names on the list only of them had ever heard from

Gutierrez, and none of those four had ever been asked about being an alibi. He then presented

maps showing that 1801 Woodlawn Avenue was in fact Woodlawn High School in 1999, which happens to be the same address that eight people or seven

people on the alibi notice shared. Those were the track team members. The defense investigator also

showed a copy of the Woodlawn High School Yearbook, which we've discussed on Undisclosed

before, and Collins

discussed in great detail on this blog, check it out. Essentially, the defense took its alibis

for the track time period, straight copy and pasted from the yearbook. There are like 30, 40 people

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