“Detective Fulton, I am handing you People’s Exhibits Eighteen and Nineteen marked for identification. First of all, can you identify them?” Always thorough and smart on and off the stand, Clay Fulton made a show of examining the outside of each envelope. “Yes, they are envelopes in which I placed evidence gathered at two sites in New Rochelle: the first approximately one block north of the Carlotta residence in close proximity to the Hudson Day School; the second, approximately twenty feet from the front door of the residence at 141 Fieldstone Way.” “Please tell us how you know these are the same envelopes?” Karp asked. Fulton turned the envelopes around to show the jurors as he pointed to writing in the top left-hand corner of each. “I initialed and dated them,” he said. “Are there other initials and a date besides yours on the envelope?” “Yes, the initials J.S. and also the date.” “Do you know the identity of the man with the initials J.S.?” “His name is Jack Swanburg.”
