Read the report from Forensic & Security Consultants Corporation,
in which it is shown that the bottle of champagne was
the murderweapon.The Forensic & Security Consultants Corporation's conclusion
Affidavit From Mr. Walsh - Investigator at the Capital Collateral Representative
Professor Joe
Incandela - Professor at
Saint Mary's College, and his
Institute has "adopted" Paul Scott and his Case
Affidavit From Juror Stoddard
Affidavit From Mr. Malley
Affidavits From Acquaintances Of Rick Kondian
Affidavit From Mr. Avera
From the Media
From The Observer - 09.11.98
The Mirror - Article - September 4th, 1998
Tallahassee
Democrat
Did Florida Get the Right Man in Boca Murder? by Dave Bruns,
Associate Editor
Palm Beach
Post Capital Bureau: Clemency Sought
in Murder Case, by Meg James
Where Is This Place Called Eden?
Statement of
The Murder Victim James Allessi's Friend Katerine Bauer
Read Paul
Scott's Motion for Rehearing. All the information you need"
Motion
to Strike Response to Appellant's Notice of Supplemental Authority"
In this ruling the Supreme Court of Florida ruled:
" We ruled that the trial court erred in failing to hold an evidentiary hearing on the following Brady claims :
We ruled that the State withheld a statement by Kondian`s cellmate, Dexter Coffin , wherein Coffin stated that he told a police officer that Kondian admitted killing the victim ;
We ruled that the State withheld a statement by Kondian`s roommate at the time of the murder, Robert Dixon, in which Dixon stated that he told a police officer that Kondian was angry with Scott for running out on him at the murder scene;
We ruled that the State withheld a medical examiner`s photograph that suggested that Kondian had struck the fatal blow by hitting Alessi on the head with the champagne bottle."
by Litigation Director Martin Mc Clain - case 88551
Appeal to the Supreme Court from CCRC
by Litigation Director Martin Mc Clain - Case 88551
by Assistant Attorney General Celia Terenzio - Case 88551
RISKING TO EXECUTE
AN INNOCENT MAN
Supreme Court of Florida March 26th 1998 denies the appeal.
The manipulation of the remanded evidentiary hearing
is hereby fulfilled.
Justice Anstead is concurring and dissenting in part:
" I cannot agree with the majority that the trial court did not err in denying the appellant`s request to depose the two (2) out of state witnesses whose prior statements formed the basis for our prior remand for an evidentiary hearing.
See Scott v/State 657 So 2d 1129 (Fla 1995). We cannot simply write this off as moot in view of the trial court`s denial of motion for continuance, since the evidentiary hearing was carried over from January to February 14 and 15."
In this ruling of Anstead KOGAN C.J. concurs
Deathwatch in Florida: A Lawyer Bears Witness to Capital Punishment, by Michael Mello
Unbelievable yet true!
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