Det. Harrison testified that there were three (3) hairs found. One (1) was found and removed from a white plastic chair. One (1) was found and removed from the right forearm of the victim. One (1) was found and removed from the victims left butt cheek.. Police Dept. Report The coroner never testified about finding or removing any hairs from the victim. During trial there was never any testimony or mention of a hair found in the pantyhose which was used as a ligature. Nor was there any testimony or mention of hairs found adhering to the terry cloth material (washcloth). Rod Englert (state's blood spatter person) testified that he never examined any hairs taken from the scene or decedents body. Yet copies of Rod Englert's Preliminary Report re: Ohio v. Hartmann, received under the Public Record Act, his notes show;
"1 Small Spot Of Blood Near End Of Toe" " Long Dark Hair On Tape" "Placed The Hair In Envelope For Lab". We question why the above information was not available at trial. If it was tested, and it belonged to Brett, Winda, or had been inconclusive, there would be no logical reason to omit this evidence. Non of the hairs in evidence were consistent with Brett's hair length or color. Despite repeated requests by his appellate counsel, no DNA or any other tests have ever been performed on these hairs. Continue To; Mop Handle Page |
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| Information About The Hairs In Evidence |
