Chapter
Argument and Likelihood Equation
11:22 - 16:28 (05:06)
The speakers recount an argument between David and an unnamed individual, and the likelihood equation that Jude Wilson could have picked up a partial license plate on the night of her murder.
Clips
Using probability theory, a professor calculated the likelihood of a witness being able to identify even a partial license plate on a dark road, concluding it was less than one percent.
11:22 - 13:45 (02:23)
Summary
Using probability theory, a professor calculated the likelihood of a witness being able to identify even a partial license plate on a dark road, concluding it was less than one percent. The professor then explores the probability that the license plate was from Louisiana.
ChapterArgument and Likelihood Equation
EpisodeRLRC Original | Witness Testimony Part 3 | Courtney Coco Murder Trial
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
Lace Evans is called as a witness, and it is revealed that she previously underwent a secretly administered polygraph test during the investigation into her sister Courtney's disappearance.
13:45 - 14:42 (00:57)
Summary
Lace Evans is called as a witness, and it is revealed that she previously underwent a secretly administered polygraph test during the investigation into her sister Courtney's disappearance.
ChapterArgument and Likelihood Equation
EpisodeRLRC Original | Witness Testimony Part 3 | Courtney Coco Murder Trial
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
A witness describes an argument between David and the victim that occurred before her death at a gas station, in which David left twice, at times on a Thursday, with vivid memories of fish.
14:42 - 16:28 (01:46)
Summary
A witness describes an argument between David and the victim that occurred before her death at a gas station, in which David left twice, at times on a Thursday, with vivid memories of fish.