Planted Evidence? Expert Believes Knife Placed in Murdered Man's Hand
April 17, 2026
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as posted by the channelA consultant took the stand and analyzed the horrific crime scene of Matthew Restelli. Kevin Ellis fatally shot his brother-in-law seven times, claiming it was self-defense. Ellis claimed that Restelli had a knife, but the expert believed the knife was placed after the fatal shooting. Ellis's mother, Tracey Grist, is accused of helping her children in the killing.
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