Sandra Birchmore's ME Ruling Changed — But It Didn't Say Homicide

Sandra Birchmore's death was ruled a suicide. The state ME changed that determination — to "undetermined." Tony Brueski and Robin Dreeke walk through whether the defense has enough to get one juror to doubt. DNA excluded Farwell as the father of Sandra's baby. The defense says no paternity means no exposure threat and no motive. Prosecutors presented evidence that Sandra and Farwell both believed the baby was his — she texted him congratulations about becoming a parent. No struggle evidence was found. No DNA under Sandra's nails. Sandra stood four foot ten. Farwell is six foot four. The federal charge requires proof he killed Sandra specifically to prevent her from reporting crimes to law enforcement. Farwell has pleaded not guilty.

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