• Karen Trial Raw Testimony: Retired Lt. Paul Gallagher – Scene Management & Evidence Handling

  • May 7 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 1 min
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Karen Trial Raw Testimony: Retired Lt. Paul Gallagher – Scene Management & Evidence Handling

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  • Karen Trial Raw Testimony: Retired Lt. Paul Gallagher – Scene Management & Evidence Handling

    Retired Lt. Paul Gallagher described the challenging conditions at the crime scene, explaining the use of a leaf blower and Solo cups to collect evidence due to heavy snowfall. His testimony aimed to justify the unconventional methods employed during the initial investigation, emphasizing the urgency and necessity of preserving evidence under adverse weather conditions. Gallagher's account provided the jury with context for the scene management decisions made during the early stages of the investigation.

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