for a second time. Jennifer Marshall listened passively to what Alberts claimed was new evidence. He asked for the investigation to be reopened. “Look,” Jennifer said, “I admire your passion, but Small’s admission that he found the one hundred and fifty dollars does not reach the threshold of new evidence.” “So, you won’t reopen this?” Alberts asked directly. “No way. The people have spoken and your client is guilty,” she said. “I am going to have an independent lab go through all of this again,” Alberts said calmly. “You have that right sir, but there is nothing here I can do for you,” Marshall said. *** Alberts called Lindsay. “The D.A said no to re-opening the case.” “I want you to file a complaint with the police department and claim that Small lied under oath to the parole board,” she said. “Are the Dorans on board with this?” Alberts asked. “They signed the affidavit. Didn’t they?” Lindsay answered. “Someone in internal affairs will get the complaint.” “Does a department this size even have an internal affairs officer?”
