Michel Bryant Katherine Smith & Norman Williams Discuss The Kemia Hassel Trial 07/15/19 | Summary and Q&A

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July 15, 2019
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Michel Bryant Katherine Smith & Norman Williams Discuss The Kemia Hassel Trial 07/15/19

TL;DR

Multiple trials are ongoing, including Roy Kunz in Tennessee, Rosenbaum case in Georgia, and Kamiya hassled in Michigan, with each case involving accusations of murder.

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Key Insights

  • 💼 Location choice in a murder case can impact the trial and potential outcomes.
  • 🥺 The absence of a plea bargain may lead to defendants going to trial even when the case appears strongly against them.
  • ❓ Presentation and appearance, including hairstyle choices, can affect the perception of a defendant's innocence or guilt.
  • 📏 Prejudicial evidence and statements in openings can vary depending on local rules and regulations.

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Questions & Answers

Q: Why did Kamiya Hassled choose to commit the crime in Michigan?

It appears that Hassled and her lover chose Michigan to divert attention from the military environment they were initially located in and to possibly avoid stricter surveillance and investigation by the military.

Q: Are military laws different from state laws in regards to punishment?

Yes, military proceedings may have different trial standards and potentially involve harsher punishments, such as the death penalty. However, Michigan, where the trial is taking place, does not have the death penalty.

Q: Why did the defense attorney's opening statements sound prejudicial?

The defense attorney played parts of a contested confession, which is typically not allowed in New York trials without first admitting it as evidence. Local rules in the Michigan courtroom may have allowed for this exception.

Q: What is the significance of the paramedic's testimony in the trial?

The paramedic, Michael Schultz, provided details of the victim's injuries and the severity of the situation. This testimony reinforces the prosecution's argument that the crime was intentional and not accidental.

Summary & Key Takeaways

  • Roy Kunz's jury is officially deliberating his fate in Tennessee.

  • Jennifer and Joseph Rosenbaum are accused of killing their two-year-old foster child, and their case is ongoing in Georgia.

  • Kamiya hassled is on trial in Michigan for allegedly killing her husband with the help of her lover.

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