Judge: Evidence Seized on Jarrett's Property Stays In
Evidence from a search of the property where the remains of Robert Jarrett's wife were found can be used in trial.
A Howard County Circuit Court judge ruled Thursday that evidence discovered in the April search of Robert Jarrett’s home may be used in his trial on charges of killing his wife. During the search of the Elkridge property, police uncovered the remains of Jarrett’s former wife, Christine, mixed with concrete and buried beneath a shed in the yard. Jarrett is accused of first-degree murder in the death. He reported his wife missing more than 21 years ago. Thursday's hearing was one of several scheduled to determine what evidence can be used in the case. According to Senior Assistant State's Attorney James J. Dietrich, Judge Richard Bernhardt denied defense motions to suppress evidence obtained from the property. Bernhardt has already ruled …
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Lorraine Kelly
10:40 pm on Sunday, October 28, 2012
AML and all other posters, have you noticed this issue has just disappeared? Right in front of us, and despite this thread and contacting Ulman. Something has been very squashed. I would like to reopen this wound, together. Any takers? Please realize that is exactly what they hope we will do. It is NOT too late. We gave those in positions of authority to respond and they have dismissed us. Is … more ›