The lead plaintiffs attorney in the trial over the fatal Salvation Army building collapse painted the architect tasked with being the “eyes and ears” on the fatal demolition project as “clueless” and someone the building owners should not have relied on.
Robert Mongeluzzi, who is representing several plaintiffs at trial, spent much of Monday morning questioning architect Plato Marinakos about his qualifications for overseeing the demolition project central to the case, and whether he had been able to recognize the allegedly imminently dangerous state the building was in before it was demolished.
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