1. At the end of the episode, the state brought in a witness
to testify against O’Connell who had nothing to do with the current case. I found it interesting that the lawyer
brought this woman in. While she was
very instrumental in proving he was a bad person and had committed a crime
before, she had no real pertinence to the current case. I was surprised the lawyer was allowed to
question her during the trial.
2. This was a tiny detail in the episode, but when I noticed
it, I was shocked that it happened.
After finding the man who appeared at first to have hung himself, Logan
went into the cell and spoke with (who I believe was) the coroner. The coroner handed the noose made from sheets
to Logan. Logan held this with bare
hands. Maybe this move was just
overlooked by the editors, but I found it surprising that Logan held a
potential piece of evidence in his bare hands.
This was especially shocking because they had yet to declare whether or
not the death was actually a suicide.
3. Every time the detectives read a suspect his Miranda
Rights, I perked up. I was so surprised
to hear them said differently than I traditionally have in the past. The detective asked after every right, “do
you understand?” I continually wondered
why the detectives don’t seem to ask this question anymore, or maybe they do
and it is just the media that does not include this question anymore.
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