not undermined and we deny this claim.
c. Statements Regarding the Cocaine Party
Third, Ponticelli alleges that the State suppressed a number of pieces of evidence regarding the cocaine party that began the night before the homicides.[13] This allegation involves: (1) the state investigator's field notes following an interview with Timothy Letson in which Letson indicated that he had seen Ponticelli smoke cocaine in a manner consistent with that testified to by Burgess and Ed Brown at the evidentiary hearing;[14] (2) statements John Turner allegedly made to the state investigator indicating that he and Ponticelli used cocaine with the West Virginia boys the night before the homicides; and (3) Freeman's statements to the state investigator that Ponticelli had told Freeman he used cocaine with the West Virginia boys the nightthat began Thursday night and continued into the early morning hours on Friday, the day the homicides occurred. Burgess testified that he, Brown, Ponticelli, and Turner left the party to purchase an "eight-ball" of cocaine from the Grandinettis' trailer, and when they returned, they all smoked some of it. Brown testified to very similar facts. He also acknowledged that, contrary to his trial testimony, the first time Ponticelli appeared at Dotson's was not after six or seven on Friday evening, but sometime Thursday night or early Friday morning at a party at Dotson's house. During this time, Brown, Burgess, Turner, and Ponticelli drove to the Grandinettis' trailer to purchase cocaine.
Brown testified at the evidentiary hearing that on the way back from the trailer, they stopped to purchase an