Lawyers for the men accused of covering up the killing of Robert Wone sought to portray an expert’s tests as shoddy experiments that don’t prove a knife found near Wone’s body was planted.
In more than four hours of cross examination over two days, defense attorneys tried to show that trace evidence examiner Douglas Deedrick had little knowledge of the crime-scene circumstances and his tests didn’t replicate what happened.
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