Lindsey lowe trial date

Lowe's father, Mark, and sister, Lacey, testified on her behalf during the trial, both saying no one knew she was pregnant. The sister said they both had been in a wedding just days before the birth and Lindsey didn't appear pregnant when she undressed in front of other women in the wedding party. The defendant didn't testify. More on Crimesider Sept. Please enter email address to continue. Please enter valid email address to continue.

Chrome Safari Continue. Be the first to know. Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Trial environment: Raybin said every juror had heard about the twins' deaths before trial. He said it was one of the first trials to receive intense social media coverage.

Price noted that none of the jurors said prior knowledge of the case influenced their decision making at trial. Judicial bias: Raybin said the Sumner County judge was biased against Lowe by reprimanding her not to show emotion when she put her head on the table while the babies' father testified. The babies' father was not Lowe's fiance at the time, but a man she cheated with and who she claimed forced himself on her, according to appellate court records.

Expert testimony: Dr. Lowe smothered her two newborn infants after delivering them, and hid their bodies in a laundry basket. Lowe had appealed to the state and U. Supreme Court, asking that search warrant evidence be suppressed in her trial because of a typo in warrants.

The Tennessee Supreme Court denied that motion. The U. Supreme Court did not take up the appeal. Lowe applied for post-sentencing relief, was denied because that statute of limitations had run out.

But, to the surprise of many, the appeals are far from over for Lindsey Lowe. She recently won a legal battle in court toward seeking a new trial. This crime garnered national attention and strong emotions. That was eight-years-ago. Many thought the appeals were over for Lindsey Lowe. But the chance for a new trial remains. She went before the very judge last week who presided over her case arguing for another chance.