WA v. FOOS (2006)

Reverend Randall Foos is on trial for the 2003 death of 19-year-old Sara Casey. Foos claims it was an unfortunate accident when his car hit and killed Casey as she rode her bicycle. He wasn’t charged until a wrongful death lawsuit uncovered evidence that he knew he couldn’t see well enough to drive.

WA v. FOOS (2006)

1-WA v. Foos: Opening Statements
2-WA v. Foos: Jennifer McDaniel
3-WA v. Foos: Arthur Pomeroy & Jamie Stephens
4-WA v. Foos: Dr. Belinda Badorek
5-WA v. Foos: Helena Garza
6-WA v. Foos: Sgt. Ken Lattin & Officer Michael Gaines
7-WA v. Foos: Dr. Douglas Quesnell
8-WA v. Foos: Dr. Karl Czirr
9-WA v. Foos: Officer Michael Gaines
10-WA v. Foos: Pamela Byrd
11-WA v. Foos: Outside the Presence of the Jury
12-WA v. Foos: Carla Groseclose, Brian Foos & Jeremy Foos
13-WA v. Foos: Heidi Cryer, Paul Berthelot, Greg Martin & Ron Cedo
14-WA v. Foos: Dmitri Microulis-Leonard, Kristin Foos & Barbara Foos
15-WA v. Foos: Tina Moran & Officer Michael Gaines
16-WA v. Foos: P.I. John Vangelder
17-WA v. Foos: Dr. Andreas Lauer
18-WA v. Foos: P.I. John Vangelder & Officer Michael Gaines
19-WA v. Foos: Rev. Randall Foos
20-WA v. Foos: Sarah Sullins, Pamela Mangan & Carolyn Shell
21-WA v. Foos: Prosecution Closing Argument
22-WA v. Foos: Defense Closing Argument
23-WA v. Foos: Prosecution Rebuttal
Randall Foos reacts as the jury's verdict is read 24-WA v. Foos: Verdict