fame, lust, 220–221
fees, deduction (avoidance), 233
How Can You Defend Those People?, 220
inconsistencies, 67
indifference/recklessness, 224
ineptness, 210
interlocutory appeal, failure, 226–227
jury selection, skimping, 217–218
Kavanewesky chiding, 228
lead, pursuit (absence), 31
life, background, 220–221
memory manipulation, expert examination (usage failure), 231–232
Morganti sketch copy, obtaining (failure), 227–228
non-family alibi witness, production (failure), 230–231
objections, absence, 33–34
Rucky hiring, 222
self-interest, 226–227
Skakel family
payments, 215
perception, 225
skepticism, 225–226
Skakel prison visit, 234–235
summation, failure, 232–233
third-party culpability defense, weakness, 231
trial incompetence, 60
Vegas arrival, 223–224
witness nonpreparation, 229–230
Siegan, Chuck, 189, 190, 194, 200
Simpson, Nicole Brown, 175
Simpson, O.J., 15, 17, 22, 157, 163–164, 175, 221, 224
acquittal, 19, 167, 186
defense, success, 216
Skakel, Anne Reynolds, 4, 78–79
brain cancer, 83–84
Skakel brothers, devilments (price), 44
Skakel children, 40–41
Lunney/Brosko interviews, 87
perjury, possibility, 25–26
police interviews, 12–13
Sheridan perspective/impact, 136–137
Skakel conspiracy, theory, 173–174
Skakel, David, 3, 12, 101
testimony, 8–9
Skakel estate
chipping range, 249–250
description, 39–40
Lunney searches, 87
Skakel family
Garr pursuit/hatred, 179
Kennedy family, gulf, 35–36
Skakel, George, 36–39, 42
death, impact, 82, 84
Skakel, George Henry, 273
birth, 50–51
Skakel, Jimmy, 40
Great Lakes Carbon management, 44–45
Skakel, John, 3, 101
hypnosis, usage, 9
testimony, Benedict (attack), 229–230
Skakel, Jr., George, 42–43
Skakel, Jr., Rush, 3–5, 101
departure, 5–6
drunkeness, 9
Skakel, Julie, 3, 29
Andrea dropoff, 253–254
hypnosis, usage, 6–7, 9–10, 64–65
Kennedy perspective, 43–44
Moxley pre-dawn meeting, 64–66
perjury, 174
shadow sighting, 6, 88
Skakel, Michael, 3
academic problems, 135
account, Dowdle confirmation, 13
appeal, denial, 275–276
arrest, 133
commotion, 9–10
confession, absence, 16
darkness, fear, 10–11
DNA samples, offer, 60–61
drug treatment program, post-traumatic stress syndrome, 15
dyslexia, 134–135
Élan School beatings, 142–143
Élan School confessions, fabrication, 189–194
freedom, 276–277
Fuhrman blame, 167–168
habeas corpus appeal, 24, 102, 231
habeas corpus hearing/trial, 4, 13, 25, 194, 210, 228
Hoffman interviews, 15, 32
indictment, 171
innocence, Murphy/Krebs belief, 148–149
Kennedy brothers, falling out, 50
Kennedy cousin, falsehood, 35
Kennedy knowledge, 15
life, improvement, 46–47
masturbation, Lee testimony, 31
murder admission, voice (usage), 31–32
murder suspect, public focus, 14–15
police surrender, 125–126
post-Moxley murder behavior, 128–129
post-prison rehabilitation, 277–278
post-traumatic stress syndrome, 15, 100
post-trial evidence, accumulation, 267
prison
release, 276–277
Sherman visit, 234–235
prosecutorial disparagements, falsehoods, 49
release, habeas corpus petition, 240
Santos/Seeley appeal, filing, 273–274
sentencing, 273
Sheridan, impact, 136, 142–146, 154
sobriety, 47–48
sodium amytal test, 152
Sursum Corda location, non-family alibi witness (Sherman production failure), 230–231
tapes, Garr illegal seizure/leak, 15, 17
trial, 15–16
exculpatory evidence, prosecution team illegal concealment, 274–275
five-year statute of limitations violation, 227, 274
whereabouts (Solomon report), Sherman nonusage, 228
Skakel, Pat, 45, 46, 129
Skakel, Sr., Rushton “Rucky,” 4, 24–25
anger/beatings, impact, 83–85
consent-to-search form/access, approval, 87
cooperation, Carroll perspective, 86
cover-up, mastermind, 26
death, 154–155
frontal lobe dementia, 152–153
Great Lakes Carbon management, 44–45
Ix friendship, 81–82
Sheridan, impact, 82–83
Skakel, Stephen, 3, 75
relief efforts, 100, 219
Skakel, Tommy, 3, 17
alibi provision, Littleton (impact), 102–103
behavior, medical explanation, 85–86
Carroll/Lunney pressure, 91–92
childhood bullying, 100
children/marriage, trial (impact), 102
DNA samples, offer, 60–61
innocence, Garr/Benedict belief, 101–102
Krebs interview, 98–99
Lesse psychological exams, Rucky request, 94
life, ruin, 271
Lunney, impact, 95–96
murderer, Dunne accusation, 18
polygraph, 90–91
psychological profile, police request, 93–94
sodium pentothal interview, request, 93–94
Smith, Liz, 159
Smith, Steve, 42, 168–169
Smith, William Kennedy, 18, 34, 115, 159
Solomon, Jack, 18, 95, 113, 166
binder/report, Skakel whereabouts (confirmation), 228
Sherman contact, 228
Sherman cross-examination, 228
Time Lapse Data report, 120
Spitz, Werner, 7, 28
Sproul, Gloria, 80
Stahl, Leslie, 34
Statute of limitations, violation, 227, 274
Steele, Kris, 259–260
Stolman, Abraham, 60
Subway Barbershop, 203
Summation, Sherman failure, 232–233
Sursum Corda, 5–6, 92, 168
alibi, 26
brothers, exit/return, 9, 29
Michael Skakel, exit, 22, 24
Sutton Associates
founding, 58
investigation, cessation, 69
Rucky payments, 144
Skakel Sr. hiring, 5–6, 24–25
Sutton Report, commission, 145–146
worst-case scenario, 175
Sweeney, John, 156
NRDC strategy session, 205–206
Sweeney, Margaret “Nanny,” 9, 24, 85, 117
T
Taccetta, Marty, 216
Ten Commandments of Cross-Examination, The (Younger), 14, 215
Terrien, Georgeann, 5, 92
Terrien, James, 25
Terrien, Paul, 161
Testimony with benefits, 20
Teutenber
g, Bill, 196
Thim, George, 170, 175, 197, 229
Third-party culpability defense, Sherman weakness, 231
Throne, Jason, 174, 216, 218
Tinsley, Burton “Burr,” 240–243, 246
control, loss, 252–253, 257
Fifth Amendment, 262
golf clubs, selection/usage, 250–251
Kennedy conversation, 260–262
life, background, 260
meeting, impossibility, 262
memories, intricacy, 261
Mischief Night, 248–249
statements, damage, 254–255
swagger, 254–255
Tirado, Theresa
Carroll interview, 63–64
search, 216–217
Toney Penna 4 iron
murder weapon, 89
stress testing, 216–217
Tripp, Linda, 165
Tucciarone, Matthew, 203
credibility, absence, 204
Tyner, Janet, 268
U
Udvardy, Mike, 262–263
U.S. Supreme Court, Brady decision, 171
V
Van Susteren, Greta, 222
Vaziri, Hossein, 220
Verocchi, Marissa, 181–182, 185
Vinci, Will, 153–154
von Bulow, Claus, 157
Vrechek, Nancy, 64–65
W
Walker, Jean, 56–57
Walker, Margie, 79, 80, 240
Byrne coal chute description, 265
story, 243
Walker, Mort, 240
Walker, Neal, 79, 85, 104, 240–247, 259
Adolph/Burr, meeting, 242
Tinsley knowledge, 261
Weicker, Gary, 71
Weicker, Lowell, 71
Weitzen, Hyman, 172
Werner, Lou, 44
Wetenhall, Jackie, 4, 5, 58, 80
Wetenhall, Jane, 58
Whitby School, 92–93
Whitcomb, Richard, 109–110
Wiggins, Mike, 200
Windham conspiracy, 26–27
Witnesses
Garr threats/intimidation/bribery, 274–275
Witnesses, Sherman nonpreparation, 229–230
Wittine, Franz “Frank,” 3, 24, 77, 174, 231
attacks/molestations, 78
background/thefts, 77–78
job, quitting, 80
Mischief Night activities, police questioning, 79–80
polygraph test, 80
statement, 79
Wittine, Paula, 77–78, 80
Wold, Carl, 270
Wold, Jean, 57
Wood, Brian (Sherman challenge, absence), 218
Y
Yard, sports clutter, 79
Z
Zador, George, 71
Zicarelli, Larry, 201–202
credibility, absence, 204
Ziluca children, Lunney questioning, 75
Ziluca, Gina, 76
Ziluca, Nancy, 75
Ziluca, Peter, 69, 73–74, 126, 231
addiction, impact, 74–75
Coomaraswamy description, 73–74
Mischief Night absence, 75–76
Moxley girlfriend, emotional/psychic investment, 74
person of interest, 74
problems/arrests, 76
Zock (Australian shepherd)
barking, 8, 28–31, 98
Zicarelli gun threat, 202
Zoito, Joseph, 110
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