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I hope you're right about the timing... somehow it sounds like he may be able to delay this more. FYI, the blood on the shirt was already proven to be his via DNA... but he alleges it was planted. So... he wants the shirt tested for the chemical they add to blood kept in vials... If the chemical is found on the shirt, he says he will be exonerated.

Please help me understand this. So what if the blond hairs are from someone else? Maybe Cooper had an accomplice. It doesn't mean he is "innocent". Also, How do the lawyers explain away footprints, fingerprints, etc. How did the police obtain a sample of Cooper's blood to "plant" at the scene, if Cooper was hiding in Mexico? If he was staying at the house next to the victims, why did he leave for Mexico the very night of the murders? I'm not a big fan of the death penalty, but I am really starting to hate these activists. WHOEVER committed this crime should be punished, not the victim's families. Do these activists take smiling pictures with the family of the people slaughtered?