• On the night of the attack, a black car was seen in the area for many days. According to the reports included, the black sedan was not identified, yet it has not been seen since that night. Please see the enclosed testimony. (See Point 1)
• A knife that was brutally used to attack one of the boys was determined to be the weapon used in the death of Damon Routier. This leads to the conclusion of missing evidence. A second knife had to be used in the attack, as the blood on the knife contained only Damon's blood. (See Rebuttal 2)
• A bloody sock was found seventy-five yards down an alley. This sock had the DNA of Darlie, Devon and Damon Routier on it. It is evident to me that the sock had to be dropped in an attempt to flee, that the person responsible for this crime did not mean to leave evidence behind. (See Point 3)
• Several violations of the trial occurred, the one, which is the most appalling to me, is from Judge Tolle. The Judge stated that "You can take this up on appeal", which was interpreted by the jury as a factor of guilt. (See Note 4)
• Darlie Routier was in an enormous amount of psychogenic shock. She had seen her sons die on the floor of her own home and was too stunned to remember. (See Point 5)
• Nurses, who treated Darlie Routier while in Intensive Care, charted that she was tearful. They then testified that she showed little to no emotions. I do not believe that these nurses were coached or otherwise. I simply think that the time span between the nurses testifying and the actual hospital stay had confused the nurses. The nurses meant no malice; they simply had forgotten what they had previously remembered. They have had more than 500 patients since the time of Darlie Routier's admittance and things have been confusing for them. (See Point 6)
• Please see the enclosed scanned photos of Darlie Routier's injuries (see link). The defendant could not have inflicted these in any form. Someone else had to inflict these wounds. (See Point 7)

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