Lester Jones Retrial Day 7 Part 4 12/05/16

TL;DR

Investigator Wyler testifies about an interview conducted with Lester Jones, the defendant in a trial.

Transcript

you 14 seer 1432 mr. Jones does appear in custody he's represented by Miss Smith and also mr. Colvin mr. Rubinstein and mr. Wade are both here for the people are we ready for a jury mr. Rubinstein we are judge just let the court now investigator Norcross went off on some other responsibilities she had so she's not available so we're just gonna go f... Read More

Key Insights

• ❓ Investigator Wyler and Investigator Beverly Jarrell conducted an interview with Lester Jones.
• 🥡 The interview took place at the Mesa County Sheriff's Office.
• 🎮 The video recording of the interview is admitted as evidence in the trial.
• 🎮 People's Exhibit 701 is a true and accurate copy of the video recording.
• 🥳 Parts of the recording that are not relevant to the case have been removed.
• 🎁 The jury is instructed on the limited purpose of certain evidence presented in the recording.
• 😷 Sergeant Wyler is asked to step off the witness stand to provide a better view for the jury during the video playback.

Questions & Answers

Q: Who conducted the interview with Lester Jones?

Investigator Wyler, along with Investigator Beverly Jarrell, conducted the interview with Lester Jones.

Q: Where did the interview take place?

The interview took place at the Mesa County Sheriff's Office in the Investigations Division.

Q: Was the interview video recorded?

Yes, the interview with Lester Jones was video recorded and People's Exhibit 701 is a copy of the recording.

Q: How long is the video recording?

The video recording is about four and a half hours long.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Investigator Wyler testifies about conducting an interview with Lester Jones at the Mesa County Sheriff's Office.

• The interview was video recorded and People's Exhibit 701 is a copy of the recording.

• The video recording, which is about four and a half hours long, is admitted as evidence and played for the jury.