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A fractured hyoid bone. A severe chest imprint. Glasses placed neatly on the bed. A locked door. Sandra Birchmore's autopsy tells a story that has no parallel in documented cases involving the position the defense describes. The digital evidence runs the same direction: Sandra was buying baby supplies and looking up prenatal vitamins the day prosecutors allege Farwell killed her. Farwell was allegedly wiping texts. The FBI found over 32,000 messages state police missed on his phone. His DNA sits on the ligature as the major contributor. The paternity test confirmed the baby was his. Prosecutors allege Sandra's pregnancy announcement was the trigger — the moment his career and marriage ended. The defense says they'll challenge the autopsy with their own experts and attack the building surveillance timeline. But the injuries, the DNA, the digital behavior, and the paternity all point in one direction. The question isn't whether something violent happened inside that apartment. The question is whether twelve jurors will believe the defense's explanation for all of it.
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