Defense attorneys in the Salvation Army building collapse trial pointed to alleged bribery and a deal providing immunity from criminal prosecution as they cross-examined the architect who oversaw the demolition project that eventually proved fatal.
Architect Plato Marinakos took the stand Tuesday for a second day of questioning, after the lead plaintiffs attorney Monday attempted to paint Marinakos as “clueless” about demolition safety standards.
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