[the Deejay]

Sean Soriano, criminalist, San Diego Police Dept. Examined Westerfield's clothing and testified three areas on the jacket tested positive for blood Testified a beanbag chair found inside Danielle's room had seven blood stains Said he found two long blond hairs from inside the medium boxer shorts taken from Westerfield's dryer.

Now, I don't know if Sean Soriano actually collected the items from the dry cleaner or not. But it was in his testimony, that the green (casual) jacket was disected. Therefore I'm not sure whose testimony the collection (including the receipts) could be found.

[small_l_libertarian]

That's Torgerson (I think.) His testimony comes immediately after the drycleaning clerks' on June 16. I know for certain that there are THREE receipts dated 2/4. One at 9:44 a.m. for a "sport jacket." One at 10:55 a.m. for bedding. One at 1:40 p.m. for the black clothes.

Feldman held up a receipt during his closing for a "Jacket" dated 1/26. That was not ever in testimony, as far as I remember.

[the Deejay]

Due to the fact we are awaiting the jury's verdict, I am stuck with Court TV on in the background, but I gotta say, they are grating on my nerves!

They keep trying to jusify how lousy the prosecution's case is when they continue to say things like, "Jeff Dusek and Woody Clarke are classy attorneys, have a good deal of credibility, blah, blah, blah."