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By: Phil Sullivan
Disclaimer
It is not my purpose to imply, impute or to in any way suggest that any of the witnesses involved in this case, or for that matter anyone else, had anything to do with the murder of Emogene Thompson. In this analysis, I am only repeating or narrating what I saw and heard as a juror in a court of law as I remember it. If some of my analysis seems suggestive, my purpose was to suggest that the testimony of the witness would have been made more clear to the jury with additional evidence and cross-examination.
Contents
Overview
Issues of Little or No Importance to the Analysis
The Crime Scene
The Testimony of the Medical Examiner
The White Car
The Eyewitness
The Ear Witnesses
Mr. Robertson
The Nurse
The son, Micheal Thompson
The Girlfriends
The Bankers and the Federal Reserve
The Tax Preparer
The $1600.00 Loan
The $100.00 Car Wash
The Party and the Male Dance Revue Manager
The Police Witnesses and a Gun
The Police Supervisors
The $400.00 Stash
The Raincoat
Sgt. Stone and Brian Reddy
The Firemen
The Blood Trace
The Interrogation
Afterword
Attachment A, Personal Observations and Comments