Daniel Holtzclaw · Sources

The Documents

Every source document this site cites and hosts, in one place: court rulings, the laboratory’s reports and notes, depositions, police reports, department emails and the transcript pages. The excerpts include every page the site cites.

Court rulings and filings

The appeal and the record around it.

DocumentDateNotes
Holtzclaw v. State, 2019 OK CR 17Aug. 1, 2019The Court of Criminal Appeals opinion affirming the convictions.
Brief of Appellant, No. F-2016-62 ↗Feb. 1, 2017Daniel’s direct-appeal brief.
Affidavit of Michael J. Spence, Ph.D.Jan. 30, 2017A forensic DNA expert’s review of the State’s DNA evidence, filed with the appeal.
Proposed amicus brief of Randall T. Coyne and J. Christian AdamsMar. 2017Argues the protests and courthouse atmosphere denied Daniel a fair trial. The court denied leave to file it.
Motion to permit Daniel to review sealed documents under supervisionAug. 13, 2026Filed in the Court of Criminal Appeals, No. F-2016-62.
Forensic reports and laboratory records

What the Oklahoma City police laboratory did with the uniform pants.

DocumentDateNotes
Gill et al., Report on Scientific Issues in Oklahoma v. Holtzclaw ↗July 25, 2017An international panel of forensic scientists on the DNA evidence.
Forensic Examination Report, SD-14-273Nov. 12, 2014The laboratory’s report on the 2014 testing.
Supplemental Forensic Examination ReportOct. 7, 2015The two swabs from inside the fly, taken at the prosecutor’s request.
Quantification report, Scott Adams 03610Oct. 1, 2015Records male DNA on both inside-fly swabs.
Electropherogram, fly swab 17Q2June 25, 2014The 2014 data for one of the outside-fly swabs.
Property receipt, Scott Adams 04341–42June 19, 2014The pants released to the laboratory.
Bench notes, SD-14-273Produced Oct. 23, 2015The pages produced to the defense as the analyst’s 2014 notes. DNA profile values masked.
How the bench notes were producedAug.–Oct. 2015The defense request and the prosecutor’s cover letter.
Depositions

Sworn testimony from the civil lawsuits, taken after the appeal record closed.

DocumentDateNotes
Elaine Taylor, OCPD forensic analystJan. 15, 2019Cited pages.
Campbell Ruddock, OCPD DNA managerMar. 21, 2019Cited pages.
Detective Kim DavisJan. 29, 2019Cited pages.
Detective Rocky GregoryJan. 17, 2019Cited pages.
Lt. Timothy MuznyMar. 26, 2019Cited pages.
Capt. Ron BacyMar. 27, 2019Cited pages.
Maj. Denise WenzelCited pages.
Maj. Brian JenningsCited pages.
Lt. Brian BennettCited pages.
Daniel HoltzclawCited pages.
Police reports and records

The investigation as the department documented it.

DocumentDateNotes
OCPD case file, cited pages2014–2015Reports and records as produced to the defense, numbered “Scott Adams.”
Supplemental report 14-041539 (004)Dated June 6, 2014Detective Gregory’s search for Terri Morris. It cites a jail visit on July 10.
Supplemental report 14-041539 (002)Dated June 5, 2014Approved August 26; describes events from August.
Supplemental report 14-041539 (018)2014Detective Gregory’s write-up of a Morris interview. It doesn’t mention the map she was shown.
Crime report 14-0925532014The allegation by the woman the site calls Victim #14.
Lt. Bennett’s supplemental reportSept. 21, 2015Written nearly two years after the 2013 Demetria Campbell arrest.
Use-of-force fileNov. 2013The department’s records of the Campbell arrest.
City of Oklahoma City’s summary-judgment reply, Campbell lawsuitAug. 17, 2018The city’s account of the contemporaneous records.
Department emails

Internal email produced in the civil litigation.

DocumentDateNotes
Captain Bacy’s emails, OKC 29240–293132014Excerpts.
Emails of May 27, 2014, OKC 36361May 27, 2014Bacy to Muzny and Wenzel to Kuhlman.
Transcripts

Pages of the trial and preliminary-hearing transcripts cited on this site.

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