visited. In her mind, she believed if the detectives saw these sites he visited, they would think Chuckie was weird. Chuckie writes in his Affidavit that was notarised March 8, 2005 for Diane's Habeas " The name of the website that my mother knew I visited was 'Mortado's Page of Filth'. If I had been asked at trial I would have stated that the primary focus of the website was the discussion of horror movies." SEARCHES FOR METHANOL POISONING Special agent, Michael P. Monroe, from the Virginia State Police, testified he examined Charles (Chuck) Fleming's computer and determined on three occasions that visits were made to the Internet sites related to methanol poisoning on May 15, 2000. Mr. Monroe testified this computer was in his possession from July 20, 2000 until he completed his review on August 20, 2000. Diane had changed out the hard drive from this computer, as stated in above paragraph, early July, 2000; so she (Diane) questions; "How could anything from May, 2000 show up on a hard drive that was placed in the computer in early July, 2000?" She readily admitted she did searches for methanol poisoning the week of June 11th, 2000 after the doctor informed her of her husband's diagnosis. Thirteen months after Chuck's death, Diane was arrested for the murder of her husband. She was granted bail until her trial in 2002. Keep in mind, none of the above information was made available, prior to Diane's trial, regarding the Aspartame, Creatine, Ephedra,