The provenance and history of how the silencer was found and handled is bizarre to say the least, if it now turns out there were two and the jury were not told, to me it completely trashes the case.
What has always puzzled me is why Millar said it was sticky when found? Fingerprint testing?
But you're not the CCRC/CoA.
Rivlin had the opportunity to challenge the chain of custody. He chose not to.
There were numerous bibles within the farmhouse but only one is relevant to the case.
I understand there were 2 or 3 identical silencers hanging around but only one is relevant to the case.
You're not thinking it through Rob.