Consider: This was a Capital Murder Trial

The murder weapon at trial is not what killed the Hodges.

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

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

The red truck came from adrivewayWest of the Hodges house, a painting contractor warehouse at the time.

The police never investigated anyone but Bramblett. No one else!

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

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

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

Bramblett was not allowed to see any of the pictures of the crime scene 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.

The alledged 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 lawyers, wasn't allowed to fire the habeas lawyers or 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, VirginiaState 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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The reasonable deduction is this crime happened toTeresa Hodges.  She started up the stairway to wake Blaine. Someone caught her and a fight resulted. A handful of her hair was found on the staircase. She was garroted with a belt or  electrical cord. This person was so enraged just killing her wasn’t enough. They went to the outbuilding and got every liquid thought combustible, came back and splashed it over Teresa. Believing someone might wake before the heat and smoke killed them, they went upstairs and killed Blaine and the children. They moved the fan and closed the window so the next-door neighbor would not hear the shots. They lit the fire and left. 

 If the police had followed the lead that Teresa was having sex with other men they may have caught the killer. If the Medical Examiner performed the autopsy correctly there may have been DNA evidence.  The Medical Examiners may have found DNA and suppressed it. Checking a victim’s mouth for foreign substances is a requirement. Musallo,who did the autopsy on Teresa, told me that he did not check her mouth. This was a specific question I asked. He would not let me see anything.

Who would Teresa let in the house after dark. Why didn’t she want to have the meeting of the Amway people that night? She assumed Winter was going to school the next morning. The sensible deduction would be someone she knew, possible a relative. They may have brought Blaine in after a night of drinking and helped put him in bed. Then got to fooling around, Teresa was in her panties, and did something she wanted stopped. My guess would be a brother-in-law.

I have over a thousand lettersBramblett wrote and not one mentions Blaine home that night. Bramblett did not kill the Hodges. When police believe something there is never any turning away. We see even when DNA evidence exonerates someone the police never look further. They still believe they had the right person. The person(s) that killed the Hodges is still out there.