OZARK — Retired law officers and forensic experts took the stand in Dale County Circuit Court Thursday to verbally recreate their roles in the investigation into the death of two
Retired Ozark Police Sgt. Bobby Blankenship, retired Dothan Police Sgt. Alton Miller, former Alabama Forensic Science Department Dothan Lab Director Marc Crews, retired forensic pathologist Gregory Wanger, retired Alabama Forensic Science Department Montgomery Lab Director Katherine Richert and Michael Hitchcock, now a senior forensic chemist with the U.S.
During Wanger’s display of death scene photos on a large screen in the courtroom, there was a momentary disruption in his testimony as a drone from an out-of-state news media organization was observed flying close to the third-floor courtroom window. “Your job is to tell the court what happened and not who did it?” Harrison said. “That is correct,” Wanger said.
Also Thursday morning, Marc Crews, who in 1999 was the Alabama Department of Forensic Science Dothan lab director, identified the bullets connected to the teen’s deaths. He said he had arrived at the location and the contents in the trunk were not touched until the forensic investigator from Montgomery, Richert, arrived.
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