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Ocelot II

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9. Depends on how it was handled.

Reply to appleannie1 (Reply #8)

Mon Jul 13, 2026, 05:00 PM

Yesterday

If it was properly documented, bagged, sealed, etc. in according with the federal criminal rules, the chain would be intact. I'm sure the BCA will go over it very carefully to determine whether there was any tampering. It's still better than nothing - and evidence tampering is a crime, too.

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State prosecutors finally got evidence from the feds regarding the Good and Pretti murders: [View all] Ocelot II Yesterday OP

I wonder how complete it is?? hookaleft Yesterday #1

i am skeptical rampartd Yesterday #3

Same. littlemissmartypants Yesterday #7

Murder is a state charge UpInArms Yesterday #2

tina peters rampartd Yesterday #4

She didn't kill anyone Lochloosa Yesterday #5

This MN not CO Fiendish Thingy Yesterday #6

But the chain of evidence was broken and heaven only knows what was tampered with. appleannie1 Yesterday #8

Depends on how it was handled. Ocelot II Yesterday #9

...evidence had previously been withheld by federal officials in the murders. ffr Yesterday #10

Good. ICE has no credibility. I trust the State to do a good job, unless the evidence has been tampered with. Plus surfered Yesterday #11

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