Triples are Best

In Sandra's last therapy session with her counselor she recalled a visitation from her late mother, who was holding her unborn baby at the foot of her bed. She shared that she was afraid something would happen to her and she wouldn't be found for days, which the defense witness was just asked about. The psychiatrist, who did not meet with Sandra, testified that Sandra's [prescient] story could be viewed as suicidal ideation. The psychiatrist is testifying that Sandra had an acute "sensitivity of abandonment," adding that she believes Sandra believed that there would be a "significant" loss if Matthew Farwell ended things. "Is it unusual for persons who knew the deceased to express shock and surprise at the suicidal death of a loved ones," defense asks "Survivors of suicide," have a difficult reaction to suicide. Not a single person who knew Sandra Birchmore has testified that she was suicidal.

The witness describes testing on a test Apple Watch and how she got data from the test watches. "What health data did you get from the watch?" "I got data from the original phone it was paired with, then i walked around my office with the watch and the phone powered on, and then I was able to obtain from the phone the apple health data. An Apple Health data... "Turn that off. Now. That sound." Rachel Rollins was just ejected from the courtroom because her phone started playing loud. Two U.S. Marshalls swarmed her and she is now gone.