Mark Redwine Trial Day 11 - Direct, Carren Corcoran Gummin - Human Remains Det Expert

LIVE TRIAL: Mark Redwine Trial - Murder of 13-Year-Old Son Dylan Redwine

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Charges: Indicted July 2017- Mark Redwine faces charges regarding his son Dylan Redwine. He is accused of murdering his son in 2012.

The complete list of charges are stated below.

- Murder

- Child Abuse-knowing or reckless resulting in death

Count 1: Murder in the Second Degree

Count 2: Child Abuse - Knowingly or Recklessly Resulting in Death.

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Colorado murder defendant Mark Redwine, 59, stands trial in the 2012 murder of his son Dylan Redwine, 13.

The child’s parents were in the middle of a contentious custody battle, and he joined his father in La Plata, Colorado on November 18, 2012 for a court-ordered visit, according to the indictment. Their relationship was strained and young Dylan made plans to stay over at a friend’s home. It was the last anyone heard from him.

An alleged motive behind the murder is that the boy and his brother had seen disgusting photos of their father, and he was going to confront the elder Redwine about it.

Brother Cory says he & Dylan discovered pics of their father in a diaper eating feces.

A neighbor of his father claimed to have seen the defendant’s exterior porch light on at about 2 a.m. on November 19, 2012. The light was off later that morning when it was still dark.

Some of the 13-year-old’s remains were found in June 2013 about 8 miles up Middle Mountain Road from his father’s home. Hikers later found his skull 1.5 miles away, further up that road on November 1, 2015. It was determined that the boy’s skull had injuries were consistent with blunt force trauma at two locations, and had two small markings consistent with marks from a knife.

The suggestion in the indictment is that Mark Redwine, who knew the area well, accessed the first area using his ATV. The second location was separated from the first by “very difficult terrain” but more easily reached by Middle Mountain Road. This was consistent with a person moving it, not an animal, authorities said.

On August 5, 2013, a K-9 located cadaver scent throughout Redwine’s home, including his living room and washing machine, authorities said. The defendant’s clothes, which he said he wore on November 18 to 19 of 2012, also revealed a scent, authorities said. On February 13, 2014, the K-9 found cadaver scent in several locations in Redwine’s Dodge pick-up truck.

Authorities also claimed to have found Dylan’s blood in multiple locations through out his father’s living room, including on the couch, the corner of the coffee table, and on the floor under a rug.

Mark Redwine’s first trial ended in a mistrial after a member of the defense reported having symptoms of COVID-19.

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[Mugshot via La Plata County Sheriff’s Office]

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