Immediately after her incarceration, Darlie had demanded that she be given a polygraph� test, which the police agreed to administer. When she was informed that her husband Darin could not be present in the room during the test, she withdrew her request. However, she again changed her mind on advice from her defense team, but with a stipulation: that before she take the polygraph she exercise her right to take a private test first. The results of that test were never formally released, but Darlie and her mother were seen immediately afterwards, sobbing relentlessly. After the prosecution announced its death pursuit, the Routier in-laws hurriedly dropped the state-supplied lawyer assigned to Darlie and, knowing they needed big guns to fight back, mortgaged their homes to procure the services of headline defense attorney, Doug Mulder, late of the district attorneys office. To counteract the legal backup talent pressed against his client, he assembled a grade-A team, which included a retired FBI investigator youtu.be/e7nJyB31050
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