Medical examiner testifies in Teresa Black 1999 cold case trial
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- Опубліковано 7 січ 2024
- Teresa Black is accused of killing her son and leaving his body in a wooded area. The remains were discovered in 1999, but it wasn't until 2022 that detectives finally identified the boy as William Dashawn Hamilton and arrested his mom.
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Wow. Maybe we rushed it too much. Why didn't the state communicate with each other .. Mom not reacting at all is a concern. Also.. She never looked for him ..she obviously killed him. hopefully this trial will have a lot of impact and many family members will have remorse.for not looking for him or being there for him. RIP William❤
Lil William was not sick or septic, with a fever or anything of the sort. He was healthy when she took him Atlanta, he didn't all of a sudden get sick and die in a matter of days after arriving in Atlanta.
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SHE KILLED THAT 6 YEAR OLD AND LIFE IS WTF SHE NEEDS TO GET FRFR AND NOW ITS TIME FOR HIM TO GET HIS JUSTICE PERIOD. SHE ENJOYED HER LIFE EVEN HAD A WHOLE OTHER KID LIKE IT'S ONLY RIGHT SHE GET THAT LIFE 😉 REST IN PEACE LITTLE WILLIAM
If med examiner has knowledge of toxicology in children, shouldnt she know what causes toxicity in children? I would think yes but she answered no. Can someone explain this?
That was literallly answered. You can have knowledge of something but that does not mean it is your feild of study or expertise. I may have knowledge that my tooth hurts but only a Dentist can confirm the cause of why...
@@Blu_Pixxie yet two or three different dentists can give different diagnosis and recommendations for treatment. I've experienced this myself dealing with faulty crowns that food was getting over the top. Not all "experts" come up with the same opinions or findings.
Yea, she’s getting paid and has no problem throwing this child under the bus, even after death.
I would GUESS any amount of any substance of such a large amount that the body CANT excrete fast enough before damage is caused to organs. Liver kidneys heart brain
Prosecuter is rude to this women and it makes her look bad. This witness is professional as all hell and deserves respect.
Wt!!! Why bring others cases!!! irrelevant!!!
The defense attorneys voice puts me to sleep. I dont see the jury enjoying that.
Ok even Dr G says you can have a cause of death as undetermined and the manor of death is still homicide because of all the facts surrounding the death. This ME doesn't deserve to have any license of any kind. I wouldn't ask her to treat a stubbed toe.
The attorneys in this case are terrible. Even if William was given an over dose amount of Benedryl it wouldn't cause pain, it just makes a person sleepy and can cause them to stop breathing in their sleep. The fact that he's asking if it would cause pain is really dumb.
Benadryl overdose can cause serious, agonizing pain in the stomach as well as seizures and uncontrollable spasms, which are often painful as well. The terrifying hallucinations from a Benadryl overdose may not be painful, but they can cause one to seriously hurt themselves. Not an unreasonable question whatsoever.
Ive overdosed and nearly died from an overdose of sleeping pills and I felt no pain. I don't know what agonizing pain you're talking about, coming from someone who experienced the hallucinations and seizures and uncontrollable spasms before I blacked out and stopped breathing. Terrifying hallucinations? Lol. @@inpropriapaislee
Not big on this ME...she 3xhibits a bit of an "attitude" imo.
I disagree. Even if she did, She can have all the "attitude she wants". They didnt bring her there based on attitude.
I think she's rude.
What does that have to do with her ability to perform her work duties? What does that have to do with her professionalism or expertise?? Only some chicken head in 2024 would care about someone’s perceived attitude in such an egregious case about a dead child.
@@lula366Go examine a dead child’s skeletal remains and then come back and see how nice how you are afterwards. Y’all’s priorities are fvcked.
The DA has more of an attitude. A lot of these questions about the medications were out of the ME's expertise. So, that would cause frustration for the ME that may come across as attitudinal
Whats with the random things could he had died from seizures, menigitis, liver probs ???? Just random throwing things out there
No clear evidence on how the little boy was killed & can't tell how much medication was given before the time of death helped seal the nonguilty verdicts. Smh!
The mother was found not guilty?
Yep :-( @@suziecreamcheese211
@@suziecreamcheese211 On all of the charges except 1. She got the max of 10 years for concealing her son's body.
She's testifying for the defense.....and has done so apox 150 times.
prosecution 150, defense 40, civil cases 10