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Originally Posted by fraleyight
That’s not Dr Paleniks affidavit.
It's a pity you neither watch the documentary nor read the documents. But I get it - you're afarid you might actually learn something.
This is from Palenik's affidavit:
Bullet #FL Analyisis
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Numerous wood fragments are present in, on and/or under the waxy substance. Further analysis could elucidate their specific relationship to the waxy substance.
Other wood fragments appear to be directly adhering to or embedded in the lead of the bullet. This later observation suggests that at least some of the wood was deposited when the energized bullet encountered a wooden object. Some of the fragments observed are individual particles of wood. One particle appears to be an agglomeration of woody fragments, possibly originating from a manufactured wood product such as chip or particle board. Isolation and analysis of these particles would be required if their specific identity ( e.g. species, type of wood product) is of interest."
http://www.stevenaverycase.org/wp-co...Dr-Palenik.pdf
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That’s zellners appeal to the court. He doesn’t say in his affidavit (which is attached to that argument) what zellner claims he says.
It would appear she does accurately represent Palenik's affidavit. Meanwhile you misrepresent both Zellner and Palenik.
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Misrepresenting her witness statements, along with filing at the wrong court, and not even presenting new evidence to begin with. Are the reasons her Appeal was denied.
If whoever denied the appeal is as hard of reading as you appear to be, the courts might need to institute literacy tests.
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Statements like “consistent with wood” or “maybe wood” or “probably not blood” or “it could be paint”
Are not to be interpreted as “I’ve concludrd this is wood and paint”
Of course, we know that Palenik did in fact say just plain 'wood'. So all your rhetorical flights of pretend outrage come to nothing.
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of course for zellner who’s representing a guilty person they must.
We're discussing the case of Steven Avery - and it's become apparent to intelligent observers that he is not guilty.
But you'd actually have to look at the evidence instead of hiding from it.