According to the lawsuit, Armstrong and his team stated that the evidence had been compromised and that they believe 'the blood was planted by, or in conspiracy with, one or more persons at the HPD in order to try and convict Armstrong of capital murder and to taint his reputation in the mind of the public.”
In the original lawsuit, Armstrong and his attorney, Randall Kallinen, stated that the city “violated the substantive and procedural Due Process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment by planting DNA/Blood evidence on Plaintiff’s clothes thereby, causing the malicious criminal prosecution of Plaintiff.”
“The expert for the prosecution, Celestina Rossi, together with Houston police officers at the Houston Property Room, or elsewhere, handled the Armstrong evidence that had Armstrong’s deceased Father’s blood/DNA on it and then handled Armstrong’s TShirt which had no blood/DNA of Armstrong’s father on it thereby transferring the incriminating blood/DNA onto the T-Shirt.
In the complaint, Collins says Rossi, along with several others, planted fabricated DNA evidence “in an attempt to falsely convict Fred Dexter Lee of Capital Murder. This complaint is also against MCADA Andrew James for not informing the defense when he discovered that the three above lied about the DNA testing done in this case. Instead, ADA James intentionally tried to cover up Rooney, Rossi, and Ramirez’s deceit by providing fraudulent documents to the defense.
Rossi, who was one of the prosecutors’ key witnesses in A.J.’s third capital murder re-trial, testified for more than eight hours about the evidence and her discovery of the new DNA evidence. She said she found the new DNA while visiting the Houston Police Department’s evidence room to examine the Armstrongs’ bloody pillows.
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