An interesting series is now showing on Netflix about different kinds of evidence presented in court and their reliability. Martin Grime’s work is heavily featured in the programme about cadaver dogs but especially his work in the Bianca Jones trial, the child who went missing, following what her father said, was a carjacking.
Martin Grime was flown over to Detroit with his dog Morse and while searching places connected with Lane Morse alerted to several areas, including Bianca’s car seat. The programme appeared to be trying to sow doubt about the work of Morse and the safety of Lane’s conviction however not a word was mentioned in regard to Bianca’s older sister’s evidence to the court.
“ First on the witness stand was the defendant's 8-year-old daughter Il'Andra. Under questioning by Assistant Wayne County Prosecutor Qiana Luller, the youngster testified how her father became angry when she wet the bed, punishing her with the urine-soaked underwear which tore the underside of her tongue.
Il'Andra said Lane held the underwear to her face.
"And, when the panties went in your mouth, how did that feel?" asked Luller.
"Weird," the girl said.
After identifying a photo of what she referred to as "the stick," IL'Andra testified that her father had used it on Bianca when she wouldn't answer his questions. "She got whooped with it," IL'Andra said.”
And from another report.
“The 8-year-old daughter of a Detroit man charged with murder following the disappearance of his 2-year-old daughter has testified that she didn't see her sibling awake the morning of the younger girl's reported kidnapping.
The 8-year-old said Tuesday during D'Andre Lane's preliminary examination in Detroit's 36th District Court that a blanket was covering Bianca Jones' face and that her sister didn't say anything or move while on the way to school in Lane's car.
The girl also told the court a few days before Bianca vanished, Lane hit the toddler with a stick.”
Does anyone on this forum really believe that Morse was wrong and Lane is an innocent man ?