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Na Smoking Gib
“Do we see the smoking revolver here?” asked Albrecht, beginning his final arguments. “No,” he replied, pointing out that no testimony as to what caused the fire had been given. It’s not the defense’s burden to explain how the fire started, he said, emphasizing that with arson charges, all fires are presumed to be of natural or accidental origin unless proved otherwise.
According to Albrecht, Martin was seen running frorn Coffey’s following the defendant’s report of the fire, evidenced by Fincham’s 'hearing fire sirens immediately afterwards.
Albrecht recalled that all the witnesses agreed Albert Gatewood couldn't be trusted and pointed Out that Gatewood had lied on the Stand in saying he’d never been barred from Hampton Inn. He described the plea bargin made by the commonwealth attorney as “absurd over-reaching to relieve the political pressure"
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