Blind Woman Murdered: The Suspicious Death Of Holly Bartlett | Real Stories

Summary by Krater

An investigation into the 2010 death of Holly Bartlett, a legally blind woman found unconscious beneath the Mackay Bridge in Halifax, Nova Scotia, re-examines the police conclusion of an accidental fall and explores inconsistencies in the evidence and timeline.

From the video

Answers: What happened to Holly Bartlett in Halifax?

• Holly Bartlett death investigation
• MacKay Bridge Halifax
• CNIB orientation and mobility
• Forensic toxicology blood alcohol analysis
• Taxi driver timeline discrepancies

What it concludes

• Police initially wrapped up the case quickly, ruling Holly Bartlett's death an accidental fall.
• The initial investigation failed to properly search the area or question key witnesses thoroughly.
• Forensic toxicologist James Wigmore concluded Holly Bartlett's blood alcohol level at 10:30 AM was approximately 190, about two and a half times the legal driving limit.
• Private investigator Tom Martin concluded there is a very low probability Holly Bartlett was ever driven to the front door of her residence.
• Family and investigators continue to advocate for the police department to reopen the case.