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last week we broke down max ccress argument to the court of appeals claiming

that sandy melgar's jury voted to convict her of murder without legally

sufficient evidence. the insufficiency argument was cited as point of air number

one in the appeal brief as a quick recap max contention is that the entirety

of the evidence presented by the prosecution of trial did not meet the legal

standard of proof beyond a reasonable doubt and that the verdict was based on

speculation and probability rather than a factual analysis of the evidence.

as I stated last week I believe that ccress claim was all but proven by the

jury foreman who has gone on record to say that the verdict was based on his

assessment that the prosecutors theory made the most sense but moving past

that argument in today's episode we're going to be discussing point of error

number two from the appellate brief.

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in the appeal brief point of error number two is stated as follows.

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