But despite the record now showing that there were four weapons on the scene when Laddie Gillett died, supervising attorney for the prosecution, Dickie Bradley, says it doesn't change a thing.
He says that while weapons may have been present, only one weapon, Martinez's is known to have been fired.
Dickie Bradley, Attorney-At-Law
"Listen, what is the big problem with the gun, nobody is saying that there were more than one shot fired. There is no evidence that more than one shell was found on the scence because shortly after the young man was pronounced dead at the polyclinic in Placencia officer Choco was brought into the picture, shortly after, he takes corporal Martinez, the accused to the scene where this unfortunate incident occurred, they did a search, no doubt Corporal Martinez would say this and where I was and where I was standing and what happened and so on but this trial, there is no way the facts can be contorted because one shell was found, not long after, a shot was fired, that is the first thing. So, if that officer who you are referring to was really attempting to deceive and confuse the court, if he had taken his two John Wayne guns and a rifle it doesn't make any difference because every person who is present including the beach club security officer who kicked off this whole thing by calling for police because he had seen people prowling around, no witness who was present has said there were two bangs, there were three bans, there were one shot one kill, a shot goes off according to one of the witnesses and the young man fell face down."
