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There is also a strong possible link to
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the poison. Maybe Mary ordered it for
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gardening and Bill then used it against
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her or maybe he bought it. Either way,
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he would potentially know what to do
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with it. I mean, remember how Mary's
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sister mentioned that Bill had
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experimented with growing marijuana back
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in the '80s?
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Actually, the letter of intent to the
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supplier to get the colchicine was all
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about manipulating plant genetics.
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Right.
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>> And that was Bill's world, not Katie's.
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So, the defense is saying that she
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didn't know anything about that. I mean,
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sure. Maybe she didn't, but how do they
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explain away all of the digital stuff
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tying Katie to the colchicine? Like,
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there's so much.
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>> Her defense attorney, Pelly, he goes
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after that, too. He says that the
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state's forensic expert is unqualified,
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uncertified, a college student who
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cherry-picked data to fit his theory.
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And he argues that the digital trail
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isn't as solid as it looks. I guess home
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Wi-Fi, which Adam actually set up,
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wasn't password protected. So, anyone
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nearby could have used the IP address.
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So, theoretically, they're saying
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someone could have been outside the
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Conley's house and connected to [music]
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their Wi-Fi. Yeah, if the range was wide
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enough or somebody who would have been
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over at their house.