Ashley N. McFall v. State of Indiana
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Vaidik, Chief Judge.
Case Summary
Ashley N. McFall was convicted of Class A felony dealing in methamphetamine (manufacturing) based in part on videos that a man took of her using his personal cell phone and then showed to a detective. The man, however, did not testify at trial.
In order to authenticate videos under the “silent-witness theory,” there must be evidence describing the process or system that produced the videos and showing that the video is an accurate representation of the events in question. See Ind. Evidence Rule 901(b)(9). Here, however, when the videos were admitted into…
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