The ME Changed Sandra Birchmore's Ruling — and It's Not What You Think

Sandra Birchmore's death was originally called a suicide by the state medical examiner. That same office changed the determination — to "undetermined," not homicide. Tony Brueski and Robin Dreeke walk through the defense case and whether any single argument gives a juror enough doubt. Farwell's DNA excluded him as the father of Sandra's baby. The defense says no baby removes the motive. Prosecutors say motive depends on what Farwell believed, and his texts show he believed the baby was his. Sandra texted him congratulations about parenthood. The defense points to no struggle evidence — no DNA under her nails, no torn clothing. Sandra was four foot ten and Farwell six foot four. The federal statute requires proof he killed her to silence her. Farwell has pleaded not guilty.

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