Repository Collection 03
Sworn Statement of APD Officer
Judy A. Hensley
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Last Revised • July 8, 2026
This Source Verification Page documents portions of the State v. May trial transcript cited in Statement of Facts D of the Supplemental Motion. The cited testimony concerns Officer Judy A. Hensley's observations of the Defendant before interrogation and the presentation of those observations through Detective Judy Romick rather than through Officer Hensley's own testimony.
Related SMAR Citation
“[Statement of APD Officer Judy A. Hensley]”
Source Title
Sworn Statement of APD Officer Judy A. Hensley
Date
July 10, 1997
Source Location
Defense Discovery — Not Released to the Public
Verification Source
Sworn Statement of APD Officer Judy A. Hensley
Highlighted Pages
1 - 2
Referenced in the Supplemental Motion
Page: 32, Paragraph: 55
(Also seen on Pages: 25, 37, Paragraph: 42, 71)
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May's allegation that Officer Judy Hensley observed the Defendant showing signs of fatigue and
repeatedly attempting to rest while remaining in police custody for several hours before
interrogation as detectives interviewed Darrell Godfrey. Hensley's statement is cited to establish
that the Defendant appeared tired, attempted to sleep, and was kept awake by law enforcement
personnel during the period preceding his interrogation. May relies upon these observations to
support his claim regarding his physical and mental condition prior to questioning and the
circumstances surrounding the obtaining of his subsequent statements.
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