The statement about recognizing her from her gaps between her teeth was ridiculous, too, but I don't remember any questioning about that, either, during the trial.
It's amazing to see the holes in the testimony. Just what DID the SDPD think they had on him at the time of arrest, and I don't mean that as a rhetorical question. :-)
An unrolled hose and the word, bleach, on a shopping list are not grounds for a murder trial with the penalty of death. I wouldn't be surprised if some ethical cop slipped Feldman's name to him out of disgust!
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who heard it
It's amazing to see the holes in the testimony. Just what DID the SDPD think they had on him at the time of arrest, and I don't mean that as a rhetorical question. :-)
Putting on my tinfoil hat, suppose that someone in power with connections to SDPD or the DA's office, and the swing setters did enough evidence planting so that they could legitimately have grounds for arresting DW, knowing who the actual murderer was but forced to do so to cover up their activities. Sorry for the runon sentence :-)
I wouldn't be surprised if some ethical cop slipped Feldman's name to him out of disgust!
I believe that's exactly what happened.