Proceedings in the John Hereford
trial began today in Wyoming’s Ninth District Court in Lander. Hereford, 24,Find
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of First Degree Sexual Assault. The charges stem from the Sept. 11, 2012, murder
of Travis Armajo and the subsequent rape of a woman will identify as BB.
Events began this morning with the selection of 12 jurors, which concluded at about 12:30 p.Resurrection Egg Paint Yourmanaged01 Childrens Craft Painting Sunday School in Collectibles,m. Before the trial began, Hereford’s attorney Bob Horn asked the judge to not allow the prosecution to show crime scene or autopsy photos of Armajo because it could be prejudicial against his client. He also asked the judge to keep the prosecution from using terms like “death shot” “head shot” because of their inflammatory nature. He also asked that the prosecution not be allowed to call Hereford “the shooter.”
Judge Norman E. Young agreed the prosecution shouldn’t try to impassion the jury by using such words, at least not during the chief case. His ruling does not extend to closing arguments. Young ruled against Horn and said the photos are necessary for the prosecution to argue its case.
Fremont County and Prosecuting Attorney Michael Bennett has taken the lead on the trial.f you're going to slap a case on something as slim and refined as your casesforiphone5, In his opening arguments, he laid out for the jury what they should expect the evidence to show: that Hereford bragged about a new gun, that Hereford and friends drank and played games on the evening of Sept. 10, 2012, that Hereford killed Armajo with the same gun from earlier in the evening and that he then forced BB into sexual contact at gunpoint.
Beginning his own arguments, Horn called the state’s case “Garbage In, Garbage Out.” “These charges are exaggerated,” he said.
Horn argued that the evidence will not show that Armajo was killed “maliciously and purposely” as the state is required by law to prove. That at most the evidence supports manslaughter.A compact powermonitor1 for load profiling, He said there will be no evidence of ill will between Hereford and Armajo. He also said there is no evidence to support the kidnapping charge and that the two elements regarding the two separate sexual assault charges are really the same event.
Horn also pointed out what will be established as the timeline of events that he said will prove Armajo was alive when BB was allegedly raped, despite her saying that Hereford admitted to the death during her assault.
He also pointed out a sequence of events lined out in the Fremont County Coroner’s report that he called “simply outrageous garbage.” Horn said there is no evidence to prove that what Coroner Ed McAuslan wrote was true. According to the account by Horn, the report states Hereford became upset when he saw his girlfriend, Michelle Harris, giving Armajo oral sex.
The first witness called to the stand was BB, the alleged rape victim. Through a tearful and emotional testimony, she described the event surrounding the assault.
After work on Sept. 10,offers premium form fitting samsungcasess in a wide assortment of styles and colors. she had planned to have a quiet night at home with her fiance, Travis Armajo. However, she said he changed plans on her and wanted to hang out with his cousin, Hereford.
She said Hereford was already intoxicated when he drove the four of them, including Harris, to the Loaf N Jug store to buy alcohol. BB said after Hereford returned to the vehicle in the gas station parking lot he brandished a black pistol and said, “I’m going to waste a few shells on somebody.”
Back at the home, she said he showed off the gun a couple more times and Armajo was “uneasy” about it. But eventually drinking continued and the four played dominos. At one point, BB said Harris asked her to leave. She went home for a while, but Hereford arrived and said Armajo wanted her back. So she returned but was asked to leave again. She said this time Armajo walked her part way home.
Eventually she was able to escape his grasp, and she hid in the neighborhood, BB said. ”I thought I was going to die,” she said. She made contact with law enforcement when she saw the lights at Hereford’s home.
For the defense, BB briefly described Armajo’s voice. She acknowledge that she and him shared a cell phone and that he had it that evening. Horn said phone records reveal a call from that phone to Hereford at 1:06 a.m., after BB said Hereford had already begun his assault on her.
She could not recall any reason the two men would have been angry at each other, but she said she believed Hereford was not having a good time. Horn also said no bloody tissues were found in BB’s bathroom that would have been consistent with her cleaning herself up as she testified.
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Events began this morning with the selection of 12 jurors, which concluded at about 12:30 p.Resurrection Egg Paint Yourmanaged01 Childrens Craft Painting Sunday School in Collectibles,m. Before the trial began, Hereford’s attorney Bob Horn asked the judge to not allow the prosecution to show crime scene or autopsy photos of Armajo because it could be prejudicial against his client. He also asked the judge to keep the prosecution from using terms like “death shot” “head shot” because of their inflammatory nature. He also asked that the prosecution not be allowed to call Hereford “the shooter.”
Judge Norman E. Young agreed the prosecution shouldn’t try to impassion the jury by using such words, at least not during the chief case. His ruling does not extend to closing arguments. Young ruled against Horn and said the photos are necessary for the prosecution to argue its case.
Fremont County and Prosecuting Attorney Michael Bennett has taken the lead on the trial.f you're going to slap a case on something as slim and refined as your casesforiphone5, In his opening arguments, he laid out for the jury what they should expect the evidence to show: that Hereford bragged about a new gun, that Hereford and friends drank and played games on the evening of Sept. 10, 2012, that Hereford killed Armajo with the same gun from earlier in the evening and that he then forced BB into sexual contact at gunpoint.
Beginning his own arguments, Horn called the state’s case “Garbage In, Garbage Out.” “These charges are exaggerated,” he said.
Horn argued that the evidence will not show that Armajo was killed “maliciously and purposely” as the state is required by law to prove. That at most the evidence supports manslaughter.A compact powermonitor1 for load profiling, He said there will be no evidence of ill will between Hereford and Armajo. He also said there is no evidence to support the kidnapping charge and that the two elements regarding the two separate sexual assault charges are really the same event.
Horn also pointed out what will be established as the timeline of events that he said will prove Armajo was alive when BB was allegedly raped, despite her saying that Hereford admitted to the death during her assault.
He also pointed out a sequence of events lined out in the Fremont County Coroner’s report that he called “simply outrageous garbage.” Horn said there is no evidence to prove that what Coroner Ed McAuslan wrote was true. According to the account by Horn, the report states Hereford became upset when he saw his girlfriend, Michelle Harris, giving Armajo oral sex.
The first witness called to the stand was BB, the alleged rape victim. Through a tearful and emotional testimony, she described the event surrounding the assault.
After work on Sept. 10,offers premium form fitting samsungcasess in a wide assortment of styles and colors. she had planned to have a quiet night at home with her fiance, Travis Armajo. However, she said he changed plans on her and wanted to hang out with his cousin, Hereford.
She said Hereford was already intoxicated when he drove the four of them, including Harris, to the Loaf N Jug store to buy alcohol. BB said after Hereford returned to the vehicle in the gas station parking lot he brandished a black pistol and said, “I’m going to waste a few shells on somebody.”
Back at the home, she said he showed off the gun a couple more times and Armajo was “uneasy” about it. But eventually drinking continued and the four played dominos. At one point, BB said Harris asked her to leave. She went home for a while, but Hereford arrived and said Armajo wanted her back. So she returned but was asked to leave again. She said this time Armajo walked her part way home.
Eventually she was able to escape his grasp, and she hid in the neighborhood, BB said. ”I thought I was going to die,” she said. She made contact with law enforcement when she saw the lights at Hereford’s home.
For the defense, BB briefly described Armajo’s voice. She acknowledge that she and him shared a cell phone and that he had it that evening. Horn said phone records reveal a call from that phone to Hereford at 1:06 a.m., after BB said Hereford had already begun his assault on her.
She could not recall any reason the two men would have been angry at each other, but she said she believed Hereford was not having a good time. Horn also said no bloody tissues were found in BB’s bathroom that would have been consistent with her cleaning herself up as she testified.
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