S2: Ep. 5: The Evidence

Murderville

The Intercept

True Crime, Society & Culture, Documentary, News

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🗓️ 1 March 2022

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Foreign DNA is found under Edna Franklin’s fingernails. And in the wake of a scandal within the Houston police crime lab, Charles Raby’s lawyers discover that forensic evidence was hidden from the defense at trial.

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0:41.6	Hey, it's the court.
0:42.6	Good morning.
0:43.4	My name is Sarah Frazier.
0:44.8	I represent Mr. Raeby.
0:47.7	This is the case, pending honor of Harris County.
0:51.0	In 2005, this court granted DNA and testing in this case.
0:56.3	With this appeal, I'm asking the court to reject the district court's article 64.0 for findings.
1:03.8	And rule that DNA results in this case are favorable to Mr. Raeby for this reason.
1:09.8	They show a complete DNA profile.
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