20 Days to Trial: Aaron Spencer Case EXPLODES with New Court Rulings | Defense Diaries LIVE

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🚨 THE CLOCK IS TICKING 🚨
Twenty days until Aaron Spencer—the Arkansas father charged with killing his daughter's accused predator—faces a Lonoke County jury. And the court just dropped a stack of rulings that could make or break this case.

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⚖️ DEFENSE WINS:
✅ Opinion and reputation evidence about Michael Fosler's violent character ALLOWED under Rule 404(a)(2)—the jury will hear what kind of man Fosler really was
✅ Crime scene expert Clint Norris CLEARED to testify

⚠️ THE STATE GETS ITS VIGILANTE EVIDENCE:
The court ruled Spencer's prior statements are coming in. The prosecution wants the jury to believe this was premeditated vigilante justice—not a father protecting his daughter from imminent danger. We'll break down how the defense can counter this narrative at trial.

❌ THE SETBACKS:
🚫 Expert witness Carrie Landau EXCLUDED—no testimony on child sexual abuse grooming dynamics
🚫 Dr. J. Consulting testimony DENIED
🚫 All witnesses must appear IN-PERSON—no Zoom testimony at trial
🚫 Cell-site evidence ADMITTED (but limited to general location, no pinpoint accuracy)

🔥 THE FIGHT CONTINUES:

The defense just filed TWO motions to reconsider:

Expanding Fosler's reputation evidence BEYOND Lonoke County—this predator lived in Indiana, Pulaski County, and elsewhere. A person's violent reputation doesn't disappear just because they move. Why should the jury only hear about his character in one county?

Reconsidering the Carrie Landau exclusion—a 21-year FBI veteran with over 1,000 child exploitation interviews. Her testimony on grooming could explain WHY Spencer's daughter appeared to leave "willingly" with her abuser that night—and why she was STILL in imminent danger despite that appearance. The State is already suggesting the daughter "snuck out" and wasn't actually kidnapped. This expert could destroy that argument.

THE STAKES:
This case is about to test Arkansas law on defense of another. Did Aaron Spencer reasonably believe his 14-year-old daughter was in imminent danger when he found her with the man charged with 43 felony counts of sexually abusing her—a man who was OUT ON BOND, violating a NO-CONTACT order, at 1:30 in the morning?

📅 Key Dates:

January 12: Witness lists & family member IDs due
January 14: Juror questionnaires due
January 19: Voir dire questions due
January 26: TRIAL BEGINS

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