Are you getting the real story?

The media preferred prosector Georgia Cappleman's version of events to the one found in the first responders' report. Here she is showing the jury Samira's robe when she was found in the pool.


Documentaries about the Frasch case keep coming and I've noticed an alarming trend--the reenactments are lining up with the prosecutor's narrative rather than the actual police report.

Georgia Cappleman has garnered public approval for prosecuting Adam Frasch and putting a supposed wife-abusing killer in prison. And the story she told the jury purporting to understand their complicated marriage created a motive for the murder. Documentaries showing supposed behind-the-scene arguments between the couple line up with the prosecutor's narrative. 

But a quick read through the police report will tell anyone that it was Samira who got violent with Adam, not Adam with Samira.

Furthermore, poolside reenactments of the body often don't line up with the first responders' report of what they found that day. One documentary shows Samira lying by the poolside with an enormous gash on her head being examined by an investigator. In fact, the wound on her head was only discovered later by the medical examiner doing the autopsy and that was after she had shaved the head. 

First responders actually tried to revive Samira by the poolside because she didn't seem like she had been in the water for long. They continued to try to revive her in the ambulance all the way to the hospital. This undermined the prosecutor's argument that she had been killed hours earlier by her husband and then thrown in the pool. The first responders got her out of the pool and saw a woman with no pruning on her fingers or feet, with no visible head injury and subsequently spent extensive time trying to revive her. This is consistent with a recent murder and the only people who fitted the time frame for it were the handyman and his son. 

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