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I'm your host Bob Ruff and today I'm going to take you all the way back to the beginning of the Edward A's case.

Last week I explained to you how the prosecution convinced the jury that Edward A's was the murderer of El Dorr Griffin.

But what we're going to do this week is go back to the very beginning before the trial, before the investigation.

We're going to forget about who we think did it or who the prosecution thinks did it.

We're not even going to consider suspects. We're going to do our own investigation.

We're going to start where investigations should start and that's with victimology.

And we're going to follow that up with an analysis of the crime scene.

No prosecutor's spin, no defense attorney's spin, just simple, basic, investigatory facts.

What were the risk factors of the victim and what evidentiary value does the crime scene itself have?

Now for any of you who have not been to the Truth InjusticePod.com website recently, you probably need to go check it out.

Under the case documents page, there's a link to a page that is strictly covering Edward A's case.

And what I'm going to be doing is making a section on that page every week for all of the supporting documentation and photos for that week's episode.

Last week's episode 214 documents are already up.

And by the time you listen to this, that page is going to be filled with crime scene photos, transcripts from sections of the trial,

basically everything that was presented at trial that's relevant to the crime scene investigation.

You'll notice when you're going through the episode documents that a lot of things are redacted.

First and foremost, I was wrestling with the idea of showing crime scene photos that included photos of the victim.

I thought about not posting them at all a lot of respect for the victim, but I want those of you who want to help me actively investigate this case to have the clearest picture possible of what went on that night.

So what I've done is I've edited out all of the photos of the victim.

I tried to trace El Norris body out as closely as possible so you can get an idea of position without actually seeing her nude body and a gruesome injuries that are on it.

Now as far as documents, there are thousands and thousands of pages of documents for this case.

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