So I just quickly looked back at the previous threads and here are some examples of when it was suggested that the defence and prosecution had agreed the shots came first...
Madcatgirl Mon 14-Apr-14 21:22:53
'Again, the prosecution experts said the shots to the door came first'
FreeLikeABird Mon 14-Apr-14 21:24:35
It was said by experts that the shots did come first. Can't remember there explanation but it was said and was said why they knew this.
LookingThroughTheFog Tue 15-Apr-14 16:35:14
"are forensics sure the cricket bat was used after the shots were fired at the door?" Yes. Both prosecution and defence agree that the bat was used on the door after it was shot. There's on evidence of the bat being used on the door prior to the shooting.
LouiseBrooks Thu 10-Apr-14 14:47:41
"Just reading up on it (late to this) and there's dispute over the order of events with the gun and the cricket bat so could he have first tried to bash the door with the bat, then tried to blow the lock off with the gun?"
Even the prosecution expert agreed that the bat was not used until after he'd fired the shots through the door. Their expert accepted that on day 1 or 2 of the trial.
So is it true that the Prosecution experts accepted this sequence of events early in the trial?
sorry for going over old ground.
ths is the first four days of testimony - it would be in there somewhere?
Week One
March 3rd (Michelle Burger)
March 4th (Cross Examination of Michelle Burger)
March 5th (Charl Johnson; Kevin Lerena RE Tasha’s Restaurant)
March 6th (Johan Stipp)