The only person defending Larry Demmert, Jr. was Mary Anne Henry. Characterically, she saved her strongest words for the tactics…
Although Larry Demmert got some respite from having Sgt. Glass in the courtroom, it didn’t prevent him from being careless.…
The drug questions weren’t the only issues at stake. So, too, were Weidner’s seemingly endless questions about Demmert’s immunity and,…
March 11-18, 1986 After a half day of nailing Larry Demmert, Jr. for his presumed drug use, the following day…
“The evidence will show that the prosecution in this case, they’ve adopted basically a see-no reality, hear-no reality, speak-no reality…
Larry Demmert, Jr., was an important witness for the state. Maybe the most important witness. He was certainly important enough…
Phillip Weidner wanted the jury to know that the prosecution had failed to notice something crucial about the killer, in what…
When it came Phillip Weidner’s turn to give an opening statement to the jury, he wasted little time savaging the…
As Mary Anne Henry dove into her opening statement, she reeled off a cacophony of names, a dizzying list that…
As the trial began, Judge Schulz’s courtroom was packed. He’d switched to the larger Superior Court in hopes of accommodating…