Candy Kyzer testified on Day 15 about Sheriff's Department evidence-tracking procedures and the documented custody of State's Exhibit 91, a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 cell phone.
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Candy Kyzer
Evidence custodian with the Lexington County Sheriff's Department.
Appeared2019 Murder Trial
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Candy Kyzer testified on Day 15 as a Lexington County Sheriff's Department evidence custodian about the department's barcode and signature tracking procedures. She traced the documented custody of State's Exhibit 91, a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 cell phone, after its transfer to the Sheriff's Department evidence system.
Kyzer described records showing that Shelby Derrick seized the phone in September 2014 and that it was later released to Mike Phipps, Detective Adam Creech, and Britt Dove before returning to Sheriff's Department evidence storage.
On cross-examination, Kyzer said she did not independently remember receiving or checking out the phone because of the time elapsed. She explained that evidence staff ordinarily rely on computer documentation.
Key Points
Kyzer described the Sheriff's Department barcode and signature procedures used to track evidence. [1]
She traced the documented custody of State's Exhibit 91, a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 cell phone, through releases to Mike Phipps, Detective Adam Creech, and Britt Dove before its return to evidence storage. [1]
Kyzer said she did not independently remember receiving or checking out the phone and relied on the computer documentation. [1]
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