Brian Simmons was found to have a book titled "Witchcraft" in his home, which the prosecution read excerpts from in court to attempt to connect his interest in Satanism to the murder. The book was deemed admissible evidence as it was in plain view and constituted relevant evidence.
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They said that the witchcraft book was in plain view and constituted relevant evidence, so they deny that also.
Dan Cummins is a serial killer. I don't know if you know that.
I should leave right now. I'm thankful to have this if you look through my shit and I was the you'd be like oh, he absolutely killed anybody that you fucking think that he killed because all he cares about is murder. It's literally all he has so many reports and this is weird.
The state argues that Mike was not a state of a state agent when he took the phone call from him and incriminating sim statements that Simmons made to his friend were used as evidence without violating his right to counsel because if he was an agent of the state then Simmons would have a right to counsel is what they were saying here.
The court of the witchcraft book Simmons contends the book Witchcraft is the name of the book was illegally seized and should not have been admitted at trial because the book was not listed in the search warrant and neither the plain view doctrine nor the good faith exception applies.
