| Trial for Upper West Side
Murder of Maria Hernandez in 2023
Has Ring Camera Questions
by
Matthew & Russell Lee, Patreon Substack 100
CENTRE ST,
Feb 17 รข€“ More than three years
after Maria Hernandez was
murdered in her Upper West
Side apartment, Lashawn Mackey
is on trial before NYS Justice
Felicia Mennin. On February 17
the building resident who gave
her Ring camera footage to the
police was on the stand. Inner
City Press was there, live
tweeting: ADA: After reviewing
your Ring camera footage, what
did you do? Witness: I spoke
with my super Oscar Sanchez
ADA: How long has he been the
super there? Witness: 20 years
ADA: Did you give
the Ring footage to law
enforcement? Witness:
Yes. ADA: Does
building management keep a
copy of the key to your
apartment? Witness: No. Witness: Yes.
ADA: Had you seen a memo about
the super going on leave in
May 2022? Witness: Yes, a
memo, in elevator and door Cross: Defense lawyer Jessica Horani: On January 18, 2023, you spoke with your neighbor Samantha - but she's not in the Ring footage? Witness: She is not. Horani: Do you know her last name? Witness: No. Horani: Age - old, young? Witness: She was young Horani: What level of Ring account did you have? Witness: Normal. Horani: How long would they keep the footage for you? Witness: I don't know. Horani: You emailed the footage to the police on Jan 19? Witness: Yes. Horani: What did you send? Witness: 5 clips Lengthy sidebar(s) The trial continues
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