Case O recap/new information
OOC: Apologies that this has taken so long to get on here--and sorry this isn't an actual log. AIM decided it would be fun to eat all of my logs from the last month or so...)
Since the crime scene, the following evidence has been found by detectives:
--The shoe size of the bloody footprints by the body and leading away from the scene were a woman's size six.
--The piece of fabric that was stuck on the metal wastebasket in Karl Feldman's trailer was from a blouse worn by Jade Rousseau on the show.
--There is footage of the blouse itself being worn by Rousseau that night. Rousseau claims it was taken by 'an intern' after she wore it, however she doesn't remember what the intern looked like and the only intern on set that night had an alibi.
--Rousseau was interviewed by detectives and arrested on obstruction for lying about not having been in the trailer when there was evidence that she had been. She lawyered up immediately, choosing Jeffrey Coho of Crane, Poole & Schmidt as her counsel. She was arraigned and is out on bail.
--The murder weapon was found to be a kitchen knife that was used on the show as a prop. The weapon has not been obtained by detectives and is still missing.
--Detectives did obtain the name of Feldman's agent and were planning to call him to get information about the three ex-Mrs. Feldmans.
Since the crime scene, the following evidence has been found by detectives:
--The shoe size of the bloody footprints by the body and leading away from the scene were a woman's size six.
--The piece of fabric that was stuck on the metal wastebasket in Karl Feldman's trailer was from a blouse worn by Jade Rousseau on the show.
--There is footage of the blouse itself being worn by Rousseau that night. Rousseau claims it was taken by 'an intern' after she wore it, however she doesn't remember what the intern looked like and the only intern on set that night had an alibi.
--Rousseau was interviewed by detectives and arrested on obstruction for lying about not having been in the trailer when there was evidence that she had been. She lawyered up immediately, choosing Jeffrey Coho of Crane, Poole & Schmidt as her counsel. She was arraigned and is out on bail.
--The murder weapon was found to be a kitchen knife that was used on the show as a prop. The weapon has not been obtained by detectives and is still missing.
--Detectives did obtain the name of Feldman's agent and were planning to call him to get information about the three ex-Mrs. Feldmans.