A witness who arrived at the plaza at 1500 Paris Street before the murder testified he saw a man enter the store sometime before the murder
The entirety of day 14 of the Robert Steven Wright murder trial belonged to one witness, a man who told police in 1998 he had seen someone else go into the Adults Only Video store on Paris Street, where on Jan. 27 of that year, Renée Sweeney was murdered.
A 21-year-old at the time of the killing, Hutchinson said he worked at the computer service shop two doors down from the Adults Only Video in the same plaza. Hutchinson relied on his memory, which he admitted was not perfect, as well as three statements he made to police, on Jan. 27, 1998; Feb. 12, 1998, and; June 15, 1999.
Lacy asked Hutchinson to describe the man to the jury, as he had described him in 1998 to police. Hutchinson said the man was hunched over, a little taller than himself, “between five-foot-eight and five-foot-nine.” The man’s appearance was “unkempt” with dark hair and dark eyes. Hutchinson also said the man was wearing a hat.
When asked about eyewear, Hutchinson said, “I didn't notice. I don't think so. I'm pretty sure if he was wearing glasses I would have remembered.”Hutchinson said he did not initially think anything of it, and it was several hours after the murder he first reported to police that he had seen a man going in.
Hutchinson was then taken to Sudbury Regional Police headquarters and asked to look at the photo array. The array included two pages with images of 12 men, six per page. When asked if any of the 12 was the person he saw enter the video store, Hutchinson chose photo No. 3. Lacy about his treatment by police during his second visit. Hutchinson was firm — he would “never volunteer information to police again” unless it was in relation to something that involved him or his family.
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