[Devil_Anse]

Just look at Post 272. The poster suggested that now that the Rochas had gone into the house--against the will of Scott's attorneys--that the defense would proceed to claim that the scene had been "compromised" and that now the defense would be deprived of doing "their own investigation".

I told that poster I thought she was right on. I think Geragos has some motion or other in there in which he demands that the house be left as is, so the defense can do their own investigation. I think he will claim that this is now impossible due to the Rochas' actions, and will later use that as a ground for appeal, if an appeal is necessary.

[BunnySlippers]

Just look at Post 272. The poster suggested that now that the Rochas had gone into the house--against the will of Scott's attorneys--that the defense would proceed to claim that the scene had been "compromised" and that now the defense would be deprived of doing "their own investigation".

That was me. I'd be surprised if Mark doesn't take that tack ... but, as I said, he will ask for a dismissal but will surely be DENIED. But this is his opportunity to act indignant and wronged. He'll exploit it.