Kaitlin Armstrong’s attorneys filed a Franks motion claiming the affidavit used to arrest her for murder was filled with lies and exaggerations.
The documents also claim the affidavit used to arrest Armstrong for murder is filled with misleading or false statements including an incorrect description of her body language and responses during the interrogation, incorrect recollection of her boyfriend Colin Strickland's police interview, incorrect video time stamps, and the heavy reliance of an anonymous 911 call that was not credible.
Cofer did not go into any detail on why he believes his client is innocent, but says he looks forward to revealing it all in court come October. "We have that hearing [and] my hope is that the entirety of the early investigation of this case is exposed, exposed to the Austin community, exposed to the entire world, because the entire world should see the wrong that has been committed by the Austin Police Department in this case," he said.that I have read and agree
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