Consider: This was a Capital Murder Trial

All these things, plus many others, were wrong in this trial.

The murder weapon at trial is not the one that killed the Hodges.
No weapon, no witness, no motive and no confession.
The white truck of Bramblett's is not the red truck the woman saw.
The red truck came from a driveway two doors West of the Hodges murder scene, a painting contractor warehouse.
The police never investigated anyone but Bramblett from the time the crime was discovered. No one else!
Blaine Hodges was drunk when he went to bed but the Medical Examiner claimed there were no drugs or alcohol in his system.
There was no blood on anything Bramblett owned when they searched his truck and possessions.
The audio tapes Bramblett made were edited and he was not allowed to hear them before they were played in court.
Bramblett was not allowed to see any of the pictures of the crime scene before they were shown in court.
The firearms testimony has been recanted, the "confession" to the jail house snitch has been recanted.
Bramblett was not allowed to see any of the discovery evidence at any time.
The handgun, said to be the murder weapon, had no blood or flesh on it when the shots were fired against the victims heads.
Bramblett was not allowed to fire his trial lawyers, couldn't fire even the habeas lawyers and file his own appeal to the Supreme Court.
Earl bramblett was murdered by Francis W. Burkart, Commonwealth Attorney, Randy Leach, Assistant Commonwealth Attorney, Barry Keesee, Virginia State Police Investigator, Mac Doubles, Attorney, Terry Grimes, Attorney, Roy Willett, Trial Circuit Judge. They were aided and abetted by Bill Conrad, Virginia Firearms Examiner, Tracy Turner, jail house snitch, both of whom recanted their testimony, and Dr. David Oxley, the Medical Examiner and his Assistant, Dr. Mussallo.
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Consider: This was a Capital Murder Trial

All these things, plus many others, were wrong in this trial.

The murder weapon at trial is not the one that killed the Hodges.

No weapon, no witness, no motive and no confession.

The white truck of Bramblett's is not the red truck the woman saw.

The red truck came from a driveway two doors West of the Hodges murder scene, a painting contractor warehouse.

The police never investigated anyone but Bramblett from the time the crime was discovered. No one else!

Blaine Hodges was drunk when he went to bed but the Medical Examiner claimed there were no drugs or alcohol in his system.

There was no blood on anything Bramblett owned when they searched his truck and possessions.

The audio tapes Bramblett made were edited and he was not allowed to hear them before they were played in court.

Bramblett was not allowed to see any of the pictures of the crime scene before they were shown in court.

The firearms testimony has been recanted, the "confession" to the jail house snitch has been recanted.

Bramblett was not allowed to see any of the discovery evidence at any time.

Bramblett was not allowed to fire his trial lawyers, couldn't fire even the habeas lawyers and file his own appeal to the Supreme Court.