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Steve Bushaw murder trial: Confessed killer testifies

The King County Superior Court trial of Bryce Huber and Brandon Chaney , charged with first-degree murder in the February 2009 shooting death of lifelong West Seattleite Steve Bushaw , is in recess until Monday.

In the jury trial that could take as long as a month, three main witnesses were on the stand Thursday, including one of the admitted triggermen, John Sylve . But first:

Today’s proceedings began with a resumption of testimony from Detective Kevin O’Keefe of the Seattle Police Department’s Crime Scene Investigation Unit. Next, the state called Seattle Police Detective Mike Magan to the stand. Magan was the detective assigned to investigate a home-invasion robbery in Seattle – the aftermath of that robbery is alleged to have helped precipitate the murder.) Then, Sylve followed.

O’Keefe – questioned mainly by prosecutor Jeff Baird – narrated a series of crime-scene photographs and pointed out (on large diagram exhibits) specific street and building locations as each was discussed. Noting an area that had been dusted with fingerprint powder, at the eastern entrance of the breezeway (which goes west between two businesses toward an alley and parking lot near the murder scene outside Talarico’s in the West Seattle Junction), it had been dusted for prints because a witness told O’Keefe that one shooting suspect may have fallen down by the breezeway while leaving the scene; prints obtained were submitted for analysis, but per the lab report “they were not identified anywhere. Not connected to this case or to anyone else.”

For photos showing an “alcove” at the west end of the breezeway, along with a trash dumpster in that area, O’Keefe explained the “numbered evidence placards” which were upside-down bowls, put there, he stated, by “an astute officer” who covered visible items of evidence, without moving those items, with bowls borrowed from the nearby restaurant because a light rain had begun. Evidence from the breezeway, alcove and dumpster included an unfired .38 caliber bullet; a “butterfly knife” secreted inside a “sleeve” on the dumpster; a “white utility glove, latex,” on top of the dumpster, and a second glove similar to the first, located further out in the parking lot. O’Keefe also located gloves in the dumpster “mixed in with the garbage” that were similar to the ones found outside. “I got in the dumpster.

Android 2.3.4 OTA update rolling out to HTC Sensation 4G and HTC ...

T-Mobile and Sprint owners of the EVO 3D and Sensation 4G should keep an eye for a system update notification.  Both carriers are rolling out the latest Android 2.3.4 update for the handsets with a few fixes and tweaks as well.  From the looks of it, HTC has fixed some stability issues on both handsets in addition to making a few more pre-installed apps user un-installable.  There’s no way to force the update, but you can check to see if it is ready by going to Menu > Settings > About Phone> HTC software updates > Check . Once the Android 2.3.4 update is installed on your device you probably will noticed improved system stability but don’t expect any huge performance improvements.

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