Snapshot · Candace
Viewer comments flagged that shooting witness Sarah Tewell changed her account three times, with Owens noting she was also observed smiling throughout her interview, a detail Owens had not yet addressed on air.
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Candace reads a series of top comments from medical professionals: a retired ER nurse married to an emergency physician who states only trained staff enter trauma rooms and interference is strictly forbidden; a 22-year hospital nurse who says Harpole's account of wheeling in a patient and jumping on them with scissors is not only impossible but would look like an attack. She also shares a tip from a senior law enforcement source explaining that evidence items — cross necklace, microphone — can only be returned to a family through a district attorney's signed release order. Since that release apparently occurred with no public record, Candace identifies this as a key investigative lead. She also connects Harpole's defibrillator reference to the possibility that bruising on Charlie's chest in the autopsy could be pre-explained as a defibrillation mark.
A high-ranking police source emailed Candace to point out that evidence items like the cross necklace and microphone can only be returned to a family member via a district attorney's signed release order. Nobody has asked how Erica Kirk got these items back, and Candace says that is a major investigative lead.
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