“So Egregious It Warrants Dismissal”: The Attorney Who Freed Aaron Spencer | Erin Cassinelli LIVE

A father finds his 13-year-old daughter in the truck of the man charged with SA’ing her — a man out on bond, violating a no-contact order. A 6 mile high speed chase ensues and moments after perfectly executed pit maneuver, Michael Fosler is dead and Aaron Spencer is charged with second-degree murder. Twenty months later, the case is over. No plea. No trial. Dismissed — because the Lonoke County Sheriff’s Office lost the one piece of evidence that may have shown exactly what happened that night: the SD card from Fosler’s own dash cam. Judge Ralph Wilson Jr. called law enforcement’s conduct “so egregious that dismissal of this case is warranted.” Today, Bob and Ali sit down with the attorney who made it happen: Erin Cassinelli. How do you get a murder case dismissed on a motion? What does “bad faith” destruction of evidence actually take to prove? And what does this case say about a system where the same sheriff’s office that arrested Spencer botched the evidence that could have cleared him? Just facts. Balls and strikes. This is Defense Diaries. #AaronSpencer #ErinCassinelli #TrueCrime #DefenseDiaries #KarenRead #CriminalDefense